From the book "The Manston Spitfire" by Lewis Deal 
Published 1981  ISBN 0 948305 01 0
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PILOTS KNOWN TO HAVE FLOWN THE MANSTON SPITFIRE - TB752
  Over the past years efforts have been made to trace as many pilots as possible who flew TB752 both in war and peacetime. In some cases the effort has carried success with it, but equally, considerable research has not been so crowned. At least 2 of the pilots contacted to their disgust turned out to have flown virtually every other Spitfire in their Squadron — but not the one that mattered. However, all 15 of TB752's wartime pilots (or sadly their relatives in 3 cases) have been traced as far apart as Australia, South Africa, Canada and America.

Without the assistance which has been received from the Ministry of Defence (Aircrew Records), Public Records Office (London) and Public Archives Canada the task would have been virtually impossible.
  WAR-TIME PILOTS
  No 66 Squadron (RAF) Squadron Code LZ-F
  Pilot Officer Richard J Edwards 

Pilot Officer Dennis Hugo (killed in action April 1945)

Flight Lieutenant George Roberts (RAAF) 

Flying Officer Marvin Silver 
  No 403 Squadron (RCAF) Wolf Squadron Squadron Code KH-Z
  Flight Sergeant Robert E Barbour 

Flying Officer David Leslie 

Flight Lieutenant James D Lindsay (DFC) 

Flight Lieutenant R A Morrison

Flight Lieutenant C Leslie Rispler 

Flying Officer Aurel A Roy 

Flying Officer Robert C Shannon 

Flying Officer Arthur Van R Sainsbury (died in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 1974)

Flying Officer Marvin Silver  (F/O Silver also flew TB752 with No 66 Squadron (RAF))

Flying Officer Frederick W Town (destroyed an He111 with TB752)

Flying Officer Robert Young (destroyed an FW190 with TB752)

Squadron Leader Henry P M Zary (DFC) (Officer Commanding 403 Squadron. Destroyed an Me109 with TB752 - died from pleurisy in a Quebec Hospital in 1946)
  Follow a link for their individual story

We are grateful to David Sainsbury who first suggested this section of the website.