INDENTSergeant Ronald Little, Pilot, a founding member of No. 238 Squadron (Hurricanes) appears in the Squadron records from 1 July 1940 flying in 'Blue Section'; he took part in at least 76 sorties including: 'Blue Section' intercepted 15 Me110 dive bombing -- two E/A destroyed (20/21 July); Sergt Little attacked by E/A -- damage to aircraft -- bullet through shoe and parachute (25/26 July); Interrupt raid on 'Peewit' convoy -- confused dogfight ensued -- nine E/A brought down including one Do 215 by Sgt. Little, unconfirmed (7/8 August); mixed force of 50 + E/A encountered near Portland -- six E/A damaged -- 400 + E/A intercepted, Portland travelling North -- four E/A destroyed -- Sgt. Little shot in sea by Messerchmitt and picked up safely (12/13 August); 12 sorties comprising whole Squadron vectored to Brooklands, Kenley -- strong formation of E/A met -- Squadron's best day -- 10 E/A accounted for -- two He111 damaged by Sgt. Little and P/O Rozycki (14/15 September); Intercepted raid over Bristol -- six E/A destroyed -- "Sgt. Little one" (24/25 September)

Sergeant Little took off on his last sortie at 14.23 hrs. in Hurricane R3836, 28 September 1940. Proceeding to an area east of the Isle of Wight, the Squadron encountered 25 Me110 flying in a defensive circle with Me109 to starboard -- the Squadron attacked but were themselves attacked by Me109. Little was shot down by a Messerschmitt Bf110 and did not return