A B-17 Flying Fortress of the 94th Bomb Group inside No 1 Hangar at Bury St Edmunds (Rougham)
Imperial War Museum Colour photograph of 94th Bomb Group airbase.
Imperial War Museum Colour photograph of 94th Bomb Group airbase.
75 New Zealand Squadron His nickname was Titch (which we had no idea about until 1999) He was a mid upper gunner they flew in Avro Lancaster’s, he was based at Mepal in Cambridge
He was at RAF Bishopscourt Northern Ireland No12 AGS and flew in Anson’s April 1944
RAF Oakley Buckinghamshire May – June 1944
RAF Westcott Buckinghamshire No11 OTU and flew in Wellington’s June 1944
Heavy Conversion Unit RAF Chedburgh Suffolk and flew in Stirling’s Sept 1944
No3 L.F.S RAF Feltwell Norfolk and flew in Lancaster’s Oct 1944
Then in Oct 1944 he joined 75 New Zealand Squadron RAF Mepal Cambridge
75 New Zealand Squadron His nickname was Titch (which we had no idea about until 1999) He was a mid upper gunner they flew in Avro Lancaster’s, he was based at Mepal in Cambridge
He was at RAF Bishopscourt Northern Ireland No12 AGS and flew in Anson’s April 1944
RAF Oakley Buckinghamshire May – June 1944
RAF Westcott Buckinghamshire No11 OTU and flew in Wellington’s June 1944
Heavy Conversion Unit RAF Chedburgh Suffolk and flew in Stirling’s Sept 1944
No3 L.F.S RAF Feltwell Norfolk and flew in Lancaster’s Oct 1944
Then in Oct 1944 he joined 75 New Zealand Squadron RAF Mepal Cambridge
The U.S. Army found this underground assembly line near Hinterbrühl, Austria. It reportedly produced 40-50 Heinkel Jets per month. (National Archives)
Observers - NEWSHAM, RAPI??.
Pilots - FRANKLIN, FLOWER, DAWSON, HUGHES.
Wireless Operators, Air Gunners - CRAVEN, ELLIOTT, BURNS, SWAIN
MOTT, HICKLING, FURZEL, ??RNE, HOARE, SMITH, ROWLET, LAKE
Observers - WALDREN, MATSON
Pilots - SCOTT, MOLES WORTH, MATTEY, ENNIS.
Observers - LONGDEN, CLARKE, CHAPPELE, GIBSON
Pilots- MOTT, HICKLING, FURZE, …RNE?, HOARE, SMITH CA. ROWLETT, LAKE.
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