1942-12-28

Shot Down

Gardening (Artichokes)

Served with 97 Sqn from Feb 42 until being transferred to 101 Sqn in October of that year.

1944-01-24

Missing

Berlin

Served with 97 Sqn until April 43, then transferred to 1654 HCU. Moved to 622 Sqn on 10th January 44 before being lost a fortnight later.

1943-04-17

Missing

Pilsen

Served for a month with 44 Sqn before being damaged and returned to A V Roe until 12th March 43 when it was allocated to 83 Sqn. It was lost a month later.

1944-07-23

Missing

Served for 8 months with 109 Sqn before transferring to 1657 HCU. Transferred to 467 Sqn on 1st January 44 before being lost on 19th July 44.

1942-03-25

Crashed

Training

Served with 97 Sqn until crashing at RAF Finningley after diverting from Woodhall Spa on a night cross-country training exercise.

1942-07-27

Missing

Hamburg

Served with 97 Sqn until going missing on a mission to Hamburg.

1942-07-05

Missing

Gardening

Served with 97 Sqn for 3 months before transferring to 61 Sqn. Lost 6 weeks weeks later. Presumed lost over the North Sea. Sgt Brown's body was later washed ashore.

1942-08-21

Crashed

Training

Served with 44 Sqn. Crashed at Branston on 16th August 42 on a training flight. This aircraft flew all its ops as KM-X, but was KM-G when it crashed. This aircraft was named “George” after a visit to the aircraft factory at Yeadon by the King. When G for George became available it was recoded, but lost before any more ops were flown.

1948-01-24

Served throughout the war with 97 Sqn, 1654 HCU and 15 Sqn. Scrapped in 1948.

1943-05-31

Served briefly with 44 Sqn but didnt fly any missions, before transferring to 61 Sqn and then 1656 HCU.

1943-09-30

Served with 44 Sqn, 106 Sqn and 1661 HCU.

1942-03-26

Shot Down

Gardening (Artichokes)

Served with 97 Sqn for a couple of weeks before transferring to 44 Sqn. Shot down on its first mission with 44 Sqn on 24th March 1942. Hit by ack-ack causing the aircraft to explode, crashing off the French coast. No crew were recovered. All are remembered on the Runnymede Memorial.