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Night of 2 / 3 June 1944
Sainte Colombe the Commandery
Returning from a bombing mission in Trappes, the Halifax III of 158 Sqn. the 5th Group of RAF Bomber Command are intercepted by the night hunting of the Roger Beaumont.
Around 2:00, the Halifax III s / n ° LK841 "NP -? Is shot down and crashed on a farm in Sainte Colombe Campaign (Commandery after war) where he made two civilians.
The crew jumps except the tail gunner, Sgt. Fox SW, probably killed at his battle station. After the war, he will be buried in the cemetery of Evreux.
Sgt. Gilbert Ralph Wilson, gunner, landed to Faverolles Campaign. He is rescued by the family of Arnoult Berville Campaign and Authieux extracted from the part of local resistance.
It remains to Berville Campaign until the liberation of the town, August 26, 1944.
Sgt. Jim Pennie, radio, landed at Le Mesnil-Hardray. Shortly after, he found Gilbert GR Berville Campaign.
Sgt. Toombs lands to Conches. He continued his march, arrived at Chesne and finds refuge in a farm owned by the Salmon family. He remains there until the liberation of the town in late August. With him is Frank Borcyzka fallen to June 22 and killed Dudley Webb June 24
Sgt. William F. Thompson is rescued by the family to the Deduced Authieux.
The F / Off. A. Reynolds and Sgt.Shore J.E. are taken prisoner.
* I try to send pictures? If it is good, Toombs is the 4th in from the left (Borcyzka 6th and Dudley Webb 7th)