Colin Cummings in his book 'Though Without Anger' gives....
15 October 1944.
Halifax V LL293.
298 Squadron.
Regards
Peter
Hello,
Halifax V LL293 is given for 15 Oct 1944 .... also LL294 in some sources
What's the right number ?
Halifax V LL293 8A-P - F/O W. B. TAYLOR - 02:00 - near Stavoren
298 Squadron - RAF - 15th Oct 1944 - Mission: SOE arms drop Emmen area
1 KIA - 5 EVD
PATS - Vollenhove - The Netherlands
Colin Cummings in his book 'Though Without Anger' gives....
15 October 1944.
Halifax V LL293.
298 Squadron.
Regards
Peter
RAF Evaders (Clutton-Brock) also gives LL293.
Gents,
Thanks for this confirmation of LL293.
According "The Halifax File" LL294 was of 518 Sqd as soc 19.2.45
don't have the book - can someone confirm this ?
PATS - Vollenhove - The Netherlands
I can't answer your query, but I have a few random pages from the 518 Sqn ORB, and LL294 was with 518 on 9 November 1944. I'm wondering if this was the aircraft that came down on the beach just after take-off on 3 Dec 1944? It was recovered but I suppose it's possible it couldn't be repaired. See thread at
http://www.rafcommands.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4488&highlight=Tiree
Brian
Hello,
LL294 - 518 Squadron - Showing up on 9 Nov 1944 and 19 Feb 1945
So it's clear that Halifax V LL293 8A-P - crashed 15th Oct 1944 near Stavoren.
Btw what means the abbreviation soc ?
PATS - Vollenhove - The Netherlands
Struck off Charge
James
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