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LMxxx Series

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Photo
Serial
Struck Off
Fate
Last Operation
Details
LM209
1944-09-12
Shot down
Darmstadt
Served with 619 Sqn.
LM210
1944-08-02
Crashed
Stuttgart
Served with 50 Sqn.
LM211
1949-01-28
Survived the war. Served with 106 Sqn and 7 Sqn. Struck off contract and issued to Shoeburyness for HAA Trials.
LM212
1944-09-24
Shot down
Ladbergen
Served with 50 Sqn.
LM213
1945-01-26
Crashed
Zeitz
Served with 12 Sqn. Possibly shot down by an Me 410 night-fighter flown by Feldwebel Hans Sieben of 3./NJG1. Sgt Harris survived but received severe burns to the face and hands, which the Germans refused to treat. The next morning he was taken to nearby woods and shot in the head, killing him instantly. He was initially buried in the Roman Catholic Cemetery in Königsech, Rheine and reinterred on 25 March 1947, during which a pathology report confirmed a small arms bullet hole to his skull. Two of the four Germans charged with his murder were found guilty and sentenced to death by hanging.
LM214
1946-03-08
Survived the war. Served with 57 Sqn, 1653 HCU, 1656 HCU.
LM215
1947-06-21
Survived the war. Served with 630 Sqn and 106 Sqn.
LM216
1946-03-05
Survived the war. Served with 630 Sqn, 186 Sqn, 189 Sqn.
LM217
1946-12-17
Survived the war. Served with 467 Sqn, 463 Sqn, 9 Sqn, 617 Sqn, 9 Sqn. Photo shows aircraft when at 9 Sqn.
LM218
1944-07-11
Crashed
St Leu
Served with 207 Sqn.
LM219
1944-07-12
Crashed
St Leu
Served with 467 Sqn.
LM220
1948-01-21
Survived the war. Served with 9 Sqn (WS-Y) and known as "Getting Younger Every Day". Completed 62 ops.

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