Mar 02, 2010 8:34am

To Kevin Smith, Google this site and scroll down to the Halifax section. http://homepage.ntlworld.com/r_m_g.varley/77%20Squadron%20Association.html Regards, Jay

Jay K4KittyCrew at hotmail dot com

Feb 28, 2010 1:41pm

Looking for any info on Squadron 77 Group 4 based at Full Sutton. My dad was a rear gunner in Halifax Lassy Come Home. His name Flight Sergent John Smith.

Kevin Smith sharontesloffsmith at googlemail dot com UK

Feb 21, 2010 9:55pm

Thank you for all the information I received on my Uncle Dinnie. I am travelling to the Uk in May and hopefully I will be going to Wickenby to see the wonderful display they have in their Museum.

Margaret Kerr riverbend11 at bigpond dot com Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia

Feb 21, 2010 10:15am

To Keith Oliver, These details come from Chorleys RAF Bomber Command Losses ........ Lancaster ED424 Information Type Lancaster Serial Number ED424 Squadron 626 X1D UM-E2 Operation Karlsruhe Date 1 24th April 1944 Date 2 25th April 1944 Further Information "Serial Range ED303 - EE202 Thisaircraft was one of 620 Lancasters ordered from A.V.Roe (Chadderton) in 1941 and built from Nov42 to Jun43 as 129 Mk.1s and 491 Mk.111s in a mixed production run up to ED782 and all as Mk.111a from ED783 onwards. Mk.1s were initially fitted with Merlin 20 and the Mk.111s with Merlin 28 engines. ED424 was a Mk.111 and was delivered to No.12 Sqdn 14May43. To 626 Sqdn, newly formed from 12 Sqdn \\\'C\\\'Flight, 7Nov43. Took part in the following Key Operations: With No.12 Sqdn as GZ-E, Dortmund 23/24may43; D_sseldorf 25/26may43; Oberhausen 14/15Jun43; As PH-E2, Turin 12/13Jul43; Peenem_nde 17/18Aug43; Mannheim 23/24Sep43. To No.626 Sqdn, lost on its first operation to Karlsruhe 24/25 Apr44. ED424 was one of three 626 Sqdn Lancasters lost on this operation. See: DV177; DV244. Airborne 2113 24apr44 from Wickenby. shot down by a night-fighter and crshed at Hagenau (Bas-Rhin), a large town on the southern fringes of the For_t de Hagenau at about 14 ! km of its nearest point to the Rhine and the Franco-German border. Al are buried in Hagenau French National Cemetery. F/S F.B.Baker KIA Sgt F.C.Kimber KIA F/S E.G.M.Eyres KIA Sgtt J.H.McVey KIA F/s R.G.Craddock KIA Sgt B.M.Kimber KIA Sgt F.Skelly KIA __________________________________ These details come from the Commonwealth War Graves Commission site ...... Casualty Details Name: CRADDOCK, RONALD GERRARD Initials: R G Nationality: United Kingdom Rank: Flight Sergeant (W.Op./Air Gnr.) Regiment/Service: Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve Unit Text: 626 Sqdn. Age: 21 Date of Death: 25/04/1944 Service No: 1575892 Additional information: Husband of Vera Craddock, of Fulwell, Sunderland, Co. Durham. Casualty Type: Commonwealth War Dead Grave/Memorial Reference: Coll. grave 2-7. Cemetery: HAGUENAU FRENCH NATIONAL CEMETERY __________________________________ Hope these details are of some help. Regards, John

J Pollard jjcrpollard at hotmail dot com Australia

Feb 15, 2010 9:48am

Flt Sgt R G Craddock, W/op gunner was abord Lancaster ED424 final mission. His daughter is my cousin. His wife Vera was on duty in Wickenby Control Room that night. Grateful for any more info. Keith O.

Keith Oliver keith dot oliver17 at ntlworld dot com Leicester

Jan 27, 2010 4:20pm

Delighted to find out through crewman Tom Lane\'s log book the Halifax on the cover of author Ian Darling\'s new book "Amazing Airmen" is W7749 TL-F. Tom flew on W7749 TL-F for 16 trips to continental Europe starting on August 11/1942 with a trip to Le Havre and ending with a trip to Turin on December 9/1942. The "F" in the serial number explains why the plane was called "F" for Freddie. This Halifax was retired from operations and placed with 35/1659 BCU, which I believe was a training unit. It was "struck from charge" which I believe means no longer used as of August 6/1944. Very interesting to learn that the Halifax on the cover of "Amazing Airmen" W7749 TL-F actually survived several operations and was retired.

R. Thomson xmfactors at hotmail dot com Canada

Jan 20, 2010 5:44pm

Further to my last post, the sixth RCAF member of this crew was a F/Sgt McMillan (MUG) Harry Braithwaite (the RAF FE) is hoping to attend the 78 Sqn RAF Memorial Weekend in June & wants to know if any of his old crew mates are still alive? Thanks

Tony Hibberd tonyhibberd752 at yahoo dot co dot uk 78 Sqn RAF Benson UK

Jan 20, 2010 10:54am

Are any of the following RCAF personnel who served as a crew on 78 Sqn RAF in WWII still alive? F.W. Plumb (P) Tony Cashman (N) Bill A. Warner (RG) Ernie Morris (WOP) Larry S Edge (BA) Please advise me of any news. Thanks "Nemo Non Paratus"

Tony Hibberd tonyhibberd752 at yahoo dot co dot uk 78 Sqn RAF Benson (UK)

Jan 09, 2010 10:38am

Searching for relatives of B-Bastard Lancaster Bomber that went down on Nov 2 1944 on the same raid that my Great Uncle's Halifax Bomber went down on. They both crashed in nearby Spa, Belgium. Here a link to my You Tube Documentary. http://www.youtube.com/MrBNaylor Sincerely, Bryan Naylor

Bryan Naylor bnaylor_74 at hotmail dot com Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

Jan 05, 2010 12:49pm

A most excellent Site. No doubt it is most helpful to many many people. Thank you so much. D. Collier

David Collier davidcq at live dot com Kenilworth U.K.

Jan 02, 2010 6:35am

No 78 Sqn Royal Air Force (a 4 Gp Halifax Sqn during WWII) will be staging a memorial weekend in the UK during June 2010. We will remember the RCAF personnel who served on 78 Sqn and gave their all. Nemo Non Paratus

Tony Hibberd tonyhibberd at yahoo dot co dot uk RAF Benson UK

Jan 01, 2010 6:06am

Tracing a relative (William Lane, 166 squadron, lost 2nd Jan 1945). Have a fair bit of info, but just wondering if anyone out there is from 166 squadron and can tell me anything at all. Cheers. Jayne.

Jayne jaynelea1 at yahoo dot co dot uk UK

Dec 15, 2009 6:17pm

I seek the family address of Jim Biggs?briggs of Saskatchewan, Canada. Plus photographs of he and his wife, my full blood Auntie. Lillian contact us, you may have a Brother David. We just do not know, her maiden name was LAMONT from BALLYMENA he trained in Ireland so got to meet most of the Lamont clan. My late Mother said the evening chat from his fellow Canadians was very friendly. Your Cousin, 4 Fernisky Park, Kells. CO.ANTRIM>N>IRELAND thanks Kenneth

Kenneth Lamont kennethlamont at hotmail dot co dot uk Kells. Co. Antrim. N. Ireland

Dec 14, 2009 4:47pm

Seeking a photograph of Archibald Nelson, of Regiment 123rd Royal Grenadiers, Ontario WW1. Any info would be appreciated by his family.

Kenneth Lamont kennethlamont at hotmail dot co dot uk Co. Antrim, N. Ireland

Dec 12, 2009 7:47am

For those who may have missed the previous airing of the outstanding Dogfights Series it is returning to History Television Sunday December 13th @ 8pm. http://www.history.ca/ontv/titledetails.aspx?titleid=114599

R. Thomson xmfactors at hotmail dot com Canada

Dec 06, 2009 2:59pm

Researching the history of the Halifax bomber on the cover of "Amazing Airmen". What is known to date; She was named "F" for Freddie and was based with 35 squadron RAF at Graveley. The photograph was taken in 1942. Aircrew on cover from left to right...George Darling, Roy Macdonald,Tom Lane, Peter Jackson, Jimmy Janes, Don Alexander and Jimmy Rogers. Photo here...www.amazingairmen.com Thank you in advance.

R. Thomson xmfactors at hotmail dot com Canada

Dec 05, 2009 5:57am

Hi Neil, Further information may be available from the Nachtjagd War Diaries - volumes 1 - September 1939 - March 1944 volume 2 - April 1944 - May 1945 ....... by Theo E W Boiten, "An Operational History of the German Night Fighter Force in the West" These details come from Luftwafle records and the pilots who flew the various missions. They're available from Redkite Publishing. Kind regards, John http://www.stirlingaircraftsoc.raf38group.org http://www.lancaster-archive.com/forum/viewforum

John Pollard jjcrpollard at hotmail dot com Australia

Nov 28, 2009 5:06am

KB976 is now safely and in very good hands at Brooklands Museum Weybridge, England. Hard work by the owner is seeing a remarkable transformation.

Brian Drew. drewbtd at aol dot com Feltham, Middx.

Nov 27, 2009 11:22am

Hi - looking for details of ND448 - have details from Chorley and Lost Bombers but anything else appreciated. Thanks

Neil Neil-Sueato2 dot co dot uk Durham, UK

Nov 26, 2009 5:17pm

Looking for any information about squadron 50 in August 1944. Friend of the family had brother with them who was listed MIA then KIA on august 30th . He was F.S S.R Frith Air Gunner. Interested in finding out how/when/where he died. Thank-you for your help t

T. McIsaac Tandyrynn at shaw dot ca Alberta, Canada

Nov 25, 2009 3:26pm

Hello Nanton. I am very pleased to say that My Book PATHFINDERS 635 SQUADRON DEFINITIVE HISTORY is now available to order from most book shops world wide or via the website: www.635squadron.com The book is A4 size, 595 pages and a real treat for anyone interested in the Pathfinder Force and 635 Squadron. My Regards to David Birrell at Nanton for his Biography book covering the life and times of VC, DFC pilot, Squadron Leader Ian.W. Bazalgette. If you get to see this David, it would be really nice to hear from you again via email. As always Nanton a Great website. Good luck and God Bless Regards Christopher Coverdale

Christopher Coverdale mail at 635squadron dot com Peterborough, UK

Nov 19, 2009 2:41am

Hi Jane, Yes it must have been a real shock for you. These details, which you mostly have come from the Commonwealth War Graves Commission site. __________________________________ Casualty Details Name: KELLETT, JOHN Initials: J Nationality: United Kingdom Rank: Flying Officer Regiment/Service: Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve Unit Text: 619 Sqdn. Age: 20 Date of Death: 27/11/1943 Service No: 129552 Additional information: Son of John and Hannah Kellett, of Tingley, Yorkshire; husband of Gladys Kellett, of Tingley. Casualty Type: Commonwealth War Dead Grave/Memorial Reference: Panel 125. Memorial: RUNNYMEDE MEMORIAL __________________________________ Regards, John ( K for Kitty Crew ) http://www.stirlingaircraftsoc.raf38group.org/

John Pollard jjcrpollard at hotmail dot com Australia

Nov 16, 2009 4:29am

What a shock to see F/O Kellett John 129552V buried at Becklingham, when in fact his body was never recovered and he is commemorated at Runnymede panel 125. He was my father's brother.

Jane Hodgson stewjane at talktalk dot net Yorkshire

Nov 12, 2009 7:30am

Hi, I have been trying to find any information about my GrandFathers service. If anyone can help it would be greatly appreciated. His name is Wilfred Cott, he was stationed in England, he served as a tail gunner aboard a Lancaster bomber. He was injured as a result of a bullet fragment. His later service was a Lieutenant Air Gunnery/Navigations Instructor. He enlisted and was from Leamington, Ontario. If you have any information or photos, I would greatly appreciate contact. Thank you for your time and consideration. Jason W. Cott

Jason Cott jasonwcott37 Windsor, Ontario

Nov 11, 2009 10:12am

It is November 11 and a fitting time to visit your site again. My dad, Flying Officer Thomas Ellison (died Dec 1, 1999), was a lancaster pilot in the 405 Pathfinders aboard ND524 'G George'. He and his crew, Alan Charlie, Alex McFall, Bob Henderson, Fred Stevens, Roy Stowe, and Don McKinnon were fortunate to fly 54 sorties from 44-45 and make it home again. He is mentioned in the book "Reap the Whirlwind", praised by his crew as being a 'strict disciplinarion', which I can believe was true. We still have a painting of their plane G George and many photos and memorabilia from that era. I hope to make it to Nanton one day to sit in the lancaster to feel what it was like to be in that plane. What a thrill it would be to ride in a lanc or fighter. I remember as a young boy wearing his head gear with the long cord and mouthpiece. If there is anyone who knew this crew it would be great to hear from you. I was fortunate to get from a California man a copy of an article on the Griffon 65 engine showing photos and internal drawings. It is from a september 20, 1945 issue of Flight magazine. If anyone has any similar information or articles on these engines please contact me. I am thrilled with them and would like to see them back in production for racing etc. It is important to think of those who fought in the past, and those who are fighting in the present. I can only hope they all return safe and sound. Good luck to all those overseas. May you make it home soon.

Craig Ellison cellison at telus dot net Cultus Lake BC Canada

Nov 06, 2009 7:18am

As we approach Rememberence Day once again, I would like to invite readers to view my blog (sorry but that is what it is called, I know!) I have, I hope, paid tribute to all the Second world War flyers from commonweath countries the US and beyond and as we remember them let us spare a thought for those still fighting to day for our freedoms liberty and contrary to the UK Government's 'current' belief Democracy! God bless them all and I will keep the Lancaster on my board till they are all safely home from Iraq and Afganistan If you click on the picture you will see my Dad's Squadron arriving in the US! www.daveyonefamilylawman.blogspot.com

Dave Farmer annanddavidfarmer at googlemail dot com London England.

Oct 28, 2009 11:29am

For those interested in author Ian Darlings new book and it's launch held in Kichener Ontario October 25th 'Amazing Airmen - Canadian Flyers In The Second World War' here is a link to an article about the books launch from the Kitchener Record. This book is one heck of a good read, God bless our vets. Seven RCAF veterans were in attendance. [ http://news.therecord.com/News/Local/article/619016 ]

R. Thomson Canada

Oct 23, 2009 8:58am

The 48th Highlanders of Canada Regimental Museum is attempting to put a face to all those members of the regiment that were KIA or DOW during World War 1 and World War II. There was about 2000 soldiers that lost their lives and and the museum has about 100 photos. If any of your family members served in this unit and did not return home from the war the museum would be thankful in getting a photo of him for their archives. Here is a link to a YouTube video showing some of those who were KIA. The video's title is "48th Highlanders of Canada Memorial for Remembrance Day" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ic9a2UjYABk 48th Highlanders Museum 73 Simcoe St. Toronto, ON M5J 1W9

David Archer operationpictureme at sympatico dot ca Toronto Ontario

Oct 18, 2009 7:53pm

Author Ian Darling, of the new book release 'Amazing Airmen - Canadian Flyers In The Second World War', will be appearing on CTV's Canada AM Remembrance Day November 11th along with an RCAF veteran who's story is featured in the book. The tentative time has been set for 7:40 am.

R Thomson xmfactors at hotmail dot com Canada

Oct 08, 2009 11:16am

I am researching the crash of KB-995 on 5/30/53 on Iron Mt. in SW Oregon and would appreciate any info regarding mission and recovery efforts.

Jerry Cox bonjercox at wildblue dot net Oregon

Oct 05, 2009 8:32am

On October 25th author World War Two researcher and Kitchener Record writer Ian Darling will be holding a book launch for his fascinating new book entitled 'Amazing Airmen; Canadian Flyers In The Second World War'. Canadian and British airmen engaged in fierce and deadly battles in the skies over Europe during the Second World War and those who survived often had to overcome incredible ordeals to do so. 'Amazing Airmen' is a splendid tribute preserving over 18 amazing true stories of RAF aircrew survival and is sure to be a must read for RAF historians and WW2 buffs alike. Published by Dundurn Press full details about Ian Darling's exciting new book release 'Amazing Airmen' can be found by visiting [www.amazingairmen.com]

R. Thomson xmfactors at hotmail dot com Canada

Sep 29, 2009 1:50pm

Excellent website and excellent work on a subject near and dear to my heart. Keep up the good work. I hope to visit someday!

Steve Sands barneybigrig70 at yahoo dot ca Brockville, ON

Sep 14, 2009 3:05am

To Lisa R, Have a look at another Canadian site called www.bombercrew.com/ They cover many Canadian squadrons & crews with excellent pages to view on 'Squadrons' which include 408 Sqn and crew details / stories. They also have a forum & guestbook. Regards, John

John Pollard jjcrpollard at hotmail dot com Australia

Sep 13, 2009 2:00am

I am researching the following men in order to write a memorial book about them. Robert Burt being my father's cousin. I have contact with the Lumgair family but would like to hear from anyone who may know anything about the other crew members. If anyone has any information that may be of help please feel free to email me. Sgt. Robert George Alfred Burt: R/206418, RCAF (Air Gnr - Tail Gunner) Sgt. Douglas Cruickshank: 620947, RAF (Flt. Engr) Pilot Offr. William Lawrence Doran: J/86233 RCAF (W.Op/Air Gnr) Sgt. Robert Henry Hudson: 3050164 RAFVR (Air Gnr) Pilot Offr. Norman Andrew Lumgair: J/86440 RCAF (Pilot) Pilot Offr. George Parker: J/85528 RCAF (Nav) Pilot Offr. William Taylor: J/89913 RCAF (Air Bomber) Squadron: 408 Plane: Lancaster II, LL637, EQ-P Flew from: Linton-on-Ouse All died: 15/16 March 1944 All buried: at Hilsenheim Cemetery, Bas-Rhin, France Thanks, Lisa R

Lisa R lisa_j_3 at msn dot com Australia

Sep 07, 2009 3:51am

To Liz Smith, You obtain details from the 635 Squadron Pathfinders site, along with placing enquiries on the guestbook. http://www.635squadron.com Although there are many ORB's listed on the internet, to date, none for 635 Sqn. Footnote - ORB's = Operational Record Books, which may lists crew members, operation name ( target) & details, bomb loads, actual inflight summary, etc. In short, they can detail your family members operational log for his tour of operations. This of course varied from squadron to squadron, depending how well records were kept. Regards, John ( K for Kitty Crew ) http://stirlingaircraftsoc.raf38group.org/ Footnote 2 - Anyone looking for details on crew members who flew on Short Stirling aircraft, you are invited to visit the site.

John Pollard jjcrpollard at hotmail dot com Australia

Sep 03, 2009 3:53pm

I am searching for any information and pictures about 635 squadron, in particular anyone that remembers my Grandfather, Ronald Westhorp. I am trying to research his RAF career, but with only his log book and the internet I am finding it harder than I thought!!! Thanks so much......

Liz Smith fedupmum666 at yahoo dot co dot uk UK

Sep 02, 2009 5:26pm

I'm looking for history of lancaster flight no. 20028, aircraft no. 104, flying out of Dorval Canada to Prestwick Scotland. flying for Trans Canada Air Lines, operating agents for Canadian Government Trans-Atlantic Air Services 29/10/1946. My mother flew this flight at the age of twenty years old and still retains the original flight log signed by the purser/Stewart A.W. McDonald.

Scott Branston scott dot branston at mypostoffice dot co dot uk Midhurst, West Sussex, England

Aug 23, 2009 7:49am

Looking for personal or relatives of groundcrew....."erks"...who served with 419 or 428 Squadrons at Middleton-St.-George (Goosepool) during the war.

David Watt nancy_and_dave at hotmail dot com Red Deer

Aug 17, 2009 4:21am

To Anna Dee, You will find the specification here on this site as listed. Regards, John ( K for Kitty Crew ) www.lancastermuseum.ca/lancavrospecs.html Also, you can view a complete 'walk-thru' of a Lanc, as listed. s110605900.websitehome.co.uk/lanc/main.htm

John Pollard jjcrpollard at hotmail dot com Australia

Aug 16, 2009 10:10pm

I was wondering if you had a page that gave the basic specs of the Lanc. wing width, length etc. I would love it if you could e-mail me with the info, just for my curiosity. I saw it fly into our airport in the early '80's and all I remember--it was BIG!! Hope to hear back, Anna D.

Anna Dee annamd36 at hotmail dot com Nanaimo, BC

Aug 13, 2009 12:02am

Visited the museum a few weeks ago with a friend of mine ... I noticed that Sugar's Blues had six toes ... Is there a story behind her six toes?

Pearl prlywhip at hotmail dot com Calgary

Aug 12, 2009 6:30pm

On Monday 3rd August 09, by chance I happened on your museum. What struck me is the pride you put upon the efforts of the men who fought for our freedom in WWII, and those who made it possible by building the aircraft that did it. I was especially touched by your memorial to those 10,000+ Canadians who died so many miles from home. I thank you for remembering them, they deserve it, and them I thank for my freedom. Keep working on the Lanc. She's a beaut. Lovely museum, if I'm ever back that way I will return. Well done!

Andrew Walker walkershire at hotmail dot co dot uk England

Aug 04, 2009 5:55am

My guardian F/O H.E. Stanley 182669 flew with 405 grp8 as W/O and completed 59 ops. I now have his log book. He is now 88yrs old and I have sat listening to him many times with great admiration relating his experiances during his operations.

Robert Simpson robertsimpson09 at btinternet dot com England

Jul 22, 2009 12:35pm

I received a PP presentation of my Uncle Jack Wm Thrasher a member of one of the Dambusters Crew, I believe they were never able to complete the mission and were forced back. I had taken pictures of the Nanton Memorial including where his name was listed, my cousin Beth included it in the power point. If you are interested I could forward this presentation to you for your review and use if deemed suitable. Could you let me know where I could send it to.

Bill Waugh bill dot r dot waugh at cummins dot com Lethbridge

Jul 16, 2009 4:00am

Only found out about Nanton when we visited Calgary air museum prior to returning to UK after a 2 week touring holiday. As the nephew of a dambuster crew member who was killed on the raid I was relly glad to see photo`s of Vernon Byers and James McDowell, they died alongside him. Keep up the good work.

AlastairTaylor alastairtaylor at btconnect dot com Scotland

Jul 12, 2009 10:53am

Brian Ogilvie re John Blake Higginson. John Blake Higginson was my Uncle. He had 3 brothers, all of whom served overseas. Two in the airforce, one in the army and one in the Navy. His mother was left a widow with 5 children during the depression. Oh gee - I have too much to tell you. Please contact me directly. I'm sure we are related!!!

Peggy Higginson garyandpeggy at rogers dot com Canada

Jul 11, 2009 12:06am

I visited your museum for the first time today. I heard many good things about it, but to see it in person was totally amazing. Thanks so much for the great work you are all doing there to help preserve history. Please check out my website at www.themrp.org Cheers,and thanks to all veterans for your sacrifices!

Allan Cameron al dot cameron at themrp dot org Sylvan Lake,AB

Jul 01, 2009 10:33am

Happy Canada Day! I am finally finding time to finish some research I started in 07 about F.O. Burns McLennan.(I call him my uncle, however he is really my Dad's cousin) Burns has not been instated in the museum and I am ready to pass on all the information I found about his involvement with the R.C.A.F. My question is how do we do this? Also I am interested in volunteering some time. I am a welder/machinist/jack of all trades with many years experience and would be happy to lend myself out if needed. Cheers, Greg Jones

Greg Jones gregjones at netidea dot com Calgary

Jun 30, 2009 5:19am

To Chris, These details are listed with the Commonwealth War Graves Commission. __________________________________ Casualty Details Name: DION, RAYMOND BERNARD Initials: R B Nationality: Canadian Rank: Flight Sergeant (Air Gnr.) Regiment/Service: Royal Canadian Air Force Unit Text: 57 (R.A.F.) Sqdn Age: 22 Date of Death: 10/12/1942 Service No: R/119135 Additional information: Son of Theophilus Bernard and Cleoffe Mary Dion, of Penetang, Ontario, Canada. Casualty Type: Commonwealth War Dead Grave/Memorial Reference: Row 64. Grave 1250A. Cemetery: CONINGSBY CEMETERY __________________________________ These details come from Chorleys RAF Bomber Command Losses 1942, volume 3, page 274. 57 Squadron, Lancaster 1, W4250, DX-K, Operation 'Torino', Take off from Scampton at 17:46 hrs, Stalled & crashed 1 mile North of Woodhall Spa airfield, Lincolnshire. The injured were taken to RAF Hospital Rauceby, where Sgt. Macpherson and Sgt. Mcleod died soon after being admitted. Crew Lists ......... F/S G H Ramey RCAF KIA. Sgt. K W Pharoah KIA. P/O A J McLaughlan RACF KIA. Sgt. W O Lundy inJ. Sgt. J F Macpherson inj. F/S R B Dion RACF KIA. Sgt. T N Mcleod inj. Hope these details are of somw help. Regards, John ( K for Kitty Crew )

John Pollard jjcrpollard at hotmail dot com Austraila

Jun 29, 2009 8:09am

Looking for info on 57 Sqdn specifically photos & names of other crew members of my great-uncle RAYMOND BERNARD DION. Pilot was GORDON RAMEY?

Chris Larmand luclarm at yahoo dot ca Midland, ON