[phasselgren]

Originally Posted by Bruce Lander

Hi,

having recently been asked about 236/248 Squadrons I here am posting what |I have on 236 Squadron claims trusting that additions - corrections etc will follow: 236 Squadron


11.07.40P/O B.H.McDonaugh Ju.88 Channel 1/KG51
P/O C.B.Peachment
P/O F.Riley



P/O B.H.McDonaugh He.111 Channel 1/KG55


17.07.40 F/O M.R.McArthur Ju.87 Dam Channel

F/Lt R.W.Dennison Ju.87 Dam Channel


04.08.40??? Bf109E Channel

??? Bf29E Dam Channel
21.08.40 Russel and two other pilots shared a Ju 88 Damaged, Trevose Head (Those Other Eagles by Shores)


28.08.40 P/O A.R.de'l Innis He.111H Channel Wekusta 2

P/O G.H.Russell (5396) ( TG+KA) According to Those Other Eagles the date was 23 September and the claim was also shared by a third pilot





25.09.40 P/O G.H.Russell Do.18 Channel 3/406 (0810) (K6+D2)


06.11.40 P/O G.H.Russell Breguet Bizerte Channel SK.1
(011) On the same date claimed Cotes-Predy a He 115 (Those Other Eagles but Prob dest acc to Battle of Britain - The Forgotten Months by John Foreman)


07.11.40 ??? He.111 Dam Channel He 115 Dam Sgt Barron (acc to Battle of Britain - The Forgotten Months)


??? He.111 Dam Channel09.11.40 P/O D.T.M. Lumsden (acc to Battle of Britain - The Forgotten Months)






30.11.40 Sgt N.P.G.Barron Bv.138
Sgt J.D.Keynes


12.12.40 P/O G.H.Russell He.115 Dam
According to Those Other Eagles this claim was shared by three pilots


I have a note that one He 111 destr and one damaged during probably from COASTAL SUPPORT AND SPECIAL SQUADRONS OF THE RAF AND THEIR AIRCRAFT by John Rawlings




25.01.41 F/O M.R.McArthur He.115 1/906
(M2+KH)


05.03.41 F/O M.R.McArthur He.111 Dam 1/KG27


??.12.41 ??? He.111 27.12.42 A.D. Frecker He 111 Prob (Those Other Eagles)


??? He.111 Dam
??.02.42 Ju 88 acc to COASTAL SUPPORT AND SPECIAL SQUADRONS….



28.03.42 Sgt A.W.Taylor Ju.88 St.Nazaire According to Those Other Eagles S/Ldr J.M.N. Pike damaged a Ju 88 I the same area




21.04.42 F/O A.K.Gatward He.59


??.07.42 ??? Bf.109F


Cheers


Bruce Lander

Hi Bruce
I added some notes in red above. Much of it from Christopher Shores books.
I would also like to add that if anyone writes a book about the air-to-air claims made by Coastal Command units I hope this will include all units not only the fighters. The air war Coastal Command fought was unique in many ways with General Reconnaissance aircraft like Hudson attacking German bombers when protecting convoys not to mention duels fought by four engined aircraft.


Cheers
Peter Hasselgren