What plane? (3rd March 1941)
Can anyone help identify what British plane was shot down over Antwerp, Belgium, on the evening of 3rd March 1941 (after 10pm, so may possibly have been in the early hours of 4th March)?
It was knocked down by a heavy Flak battery (I don't know which one) with only four (4) shots. Many thanks! Karl |
Hampden I - 3/03/1941
Hi Karl,
X3002 Hampden I of 106 Squadron was shot down by flak. The entire crew got killed. Best regards Luc |
Re: What plane? (3rd March 1941)
Bill Chorley in Bomber Command Losses records Hampden I X3002 of 108Sqdn lost in an operation against Cologne. Sgt K Good, Sgt A J W Ward, Sgt D A D Crouch and Sgt V T Essex are apparently all buried at Schoonselhof Cemetery in Antwerp.
Steve |
Re: What plane? (3rd March 1941)
Hi
X3002 was from 106 Sqdn and crashed near Ardres on the night of 3/4-3-1941 Alex |
Re: What plane? (3rd March 1941)
Sorry - I've been away from webland for the week. Thank you very much for your replies gentlemen.
Karl |
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