Search for former RAF WW2

[Sendgridover]

Hi guys, please excuse me I am not really sure where to start with this but I will give it a go.
I am searching for a Frank Edward Richardson who was from the area around Hull and served in the RAF in WW2. His DOB is Jul 1918 in Sutton East Yorkshire, the son of Frank Arnold Richardson who died in an airplane crash in WW1.

Frank Edward went on to become a teacher in Hull following his RAF service and sadly died in Bolton in 1969 leaving a widow and two sons.

That's it I'm afraid albeit I did find a Frank Richardson DFC Flying Officer RAF service number 147503 on Forces War Records but I can't be certain thats him. Sorry but that's all I have to go on but maybe just maybe there may be a wizard out there who can add some substance.
Thanks
Ian

 

[Airframes]

Someone here may be able to advise further, but perhaps the RAF Museum, Hendon, may have some info in its archives ?
BTW, I like your user name - reminds me of the infamous radio call "Hello, Zero. I'm p*ssed off ! Over."

 

[Sendgridover]

Someone here may be able to advise further, but perhaps the RAF Museum, Hendon, may have some info in its archives ?
BTW, I like your user name - reminds me of the infamous radio call "Hello, Zero. I'm p*ssed off ! Over."

Typical REME radio transmission when looking for broken down tanks... none of the BATCO lark

 

[Airframes]

"Hello one, this is another one" !