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Alex Smart 26th January 2005 02:32

11th October 1944 Auster loss
 
Details of an Auster lost killing all on board in Europe on the 11th October 1944.

Alex

Laurent Rizzotti 26th January 2005 10:39

No such crash for American light planes in rear aera. I have the following:

UC-78 43-7767* 82ABD Y65 9 Ground Looped 4 McKellar, George (NMI) BEL St Trond/A-92
L-4B 43-963 Hq 9 Take Off Accident 3 Crabtree, Norman V BEL Verviers [IX TAC LS]
UC-64A 44-70267 390SrS 74SrG A80 9 Ground Looped 3 Knowles, Kenneth M FRA Juvincourt/A-68
L-4H 43-29851 59LS 61LG 483 9 Taxiing ACcident 4 Coats, John M ENG Barkston Heath/Sta 483

In all these cases, the pilot survived

Laurent Rizzotti 26th January 2005 10:43

Well, I have another possible candidate

Piper L-4B Grasshopper 43-622 condemned due to damage Oct 11, 1944

No more details

John Manrho 26th January 2005 18:53

Light plane in the Metz area?
 
Laurent, do you have a loss on 1.1.45 in the Metz area?

Laurent Rizzotti 26th January 2005 19:36

Only a P-47 doing a crash-landing in Metz on New Day 45

Most of the above list is from the USAAF Overseas accident report list available on the Web:

http://www.aviationarchaeology.com/s...y/Jan1945O.htm

Replace Jan1945 by the month you're interested in.

I'm working currenlty only on October 1944 and is gathering data over airlosses, but only in this time period.

Alex Smart 27th January 2005 01:33

11th October 1944 Auster loss
 
Thanks for the input.

This was an RAF/RCAF Loss from 443 Squadron.
The a/c was found in the Deurne area burnt out.

F/O L.P.E.Piche and F/O A.J.Horrell were both killed.

The only one that I think fits is Auster V NJ669 that in Air Brit NA100-NZ999 is noted as SOC on the 11-10-44 with 127 Wg.

Any other info welcome as someone else has said thet it was a captured Bu131 that they were in.

Alex

Laurent Rizzotti 28th January 2005 09:42

For RAF/RCAF losses, try the RAF Commands forum:

http://www.rafcommands.com/cgi-bin/dcforum/dcboard.cgi

Some people here have extensive loss data

Alex Smart 29th January 2005 01:31

RAF COMMANDS FORUM
 
Hi,

YES THANKS FOR THAT LINK

I HAVE TRIED TIL I AM BLUE IN THE FACE TO SEND QUESTIONS AND ALSO TO REPLY TO OTHERS QUESTIONS ON THAT WEBSITE

ALL THAT I GET IS THE RESPONCE THAT I AM NOT ALOWED TO .

I ONCE CONTACTED ROSS AND HIS REPLY WAS TO THE EFFECT THAT IT WAS DUE TO MY FIREWALL PROTECTION, BUT I KNOW NOTHING OF WHAT I SHOULD DO EXCEPT ALTER THAT SETTING WHICH I DID, INDEED SWITCHED IT OFF COMPLETELY- RESULT STILL COULD NOT POST TO THAT FORUM

RESULT GAVE UP TRYING.

ALEX

Laurent Rizzotti 29th January 2005 10:16

Posted it
 
OK, I posted it at your place on this forum. I'm also interested in this loss now.

Alex Smart 29th January 2005 19:05

Thanks Laurent
 
thanks Laurent


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