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LMxxx Series

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Serial
Struck Off
Fate
Last Operation
Details
LM716
1945-04-19
Crashed
Bremen
Served with 100 Sqn. Abandoned over the target on its 69th operation.
LM717
1945-11-02
Survived the war. Served with 514 Sqn, 1656 HCU, 1668 HCU, 1660 HCU.
LM718
1944-09-24
Shot Down
Dortmund-Ems Canal
Served with 61 Sqn. The aircraft was shot down by the night fighter crew of Hauptmann Modrow & Feldwebel Schneider of the 1./NJG 1, who were flying Heinkel He 219 A-2 G9+HH from Münster-Handorf airfield in Germany.
LM719
1945-05-06
Crashed
Training
Served with 514 Sqn and 1653 HCU.
LM720
1945-02-22
Crashed
Leuna Merseburg
Served with 61 Sqn. On return flew into a Radar mast on Bord Hill and crashed 01:21 15 Jan 1945 near Langham airfield, Norfolk. Poor weather conditions and the possibility that the crew may have received a garbled W/T message advising the destination of a diversionary airfield are thought to have been contributory factors in this tragic accident.
LM721
1947-05-22
Survived the war. Served with 149 Sqn and 150 Sqn.
LM722
1944-09-24
Lost without trace
Neuss
Served with 550 Sqn (1 day) and 166 Sqn.
LM723
1945-03-09
Crashed
Cologne
Served with 100 Sqn. Both port engines and petrol tanks damaged by flak just after bombing. Crash landed near Ghent on its 45th operation.
LM724
1945-05-25
Served with 514 Sqn, 1661 HCU, 1668 HCU.
LM725
1945-02-22
Crashed
Chemnitz
Served with 115 Sqn.
LM726
1945-02-22
Crashed
Dortmund
Served with 626 Sqn.
LM727
1947-06-03
Survived the war. Served with 514 Sqn and 550 Sqn.

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