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Old 11th May 2011, 06:16
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Re: British bomber loss over Germany on 17.08.40

Hello,


Re: 653188 Sgt F J PENNICOTT (Camps DL/L1 - PoW No.2435)

Another early arrival at the Hohemark (Reserve Lazarett Kuranstadt Hohemark), was Sergeant F. J. Pennicott RAF, whose Wellington, on the night of 16/17 August, 1940, (Kolleda), had crashed into a hill avoiding searchlights and gunfire some 100 kilometres short of the target.

See:
Footprints on the Sands of Time.
Clutton-Brock,Oliver.
London:Grub Street,2003.
pp.157 & 380.

Might I suggest, the crash location as (bei Einbeck), near Einbeck (approx. 100 km NW of Kolleda), (not Bayreuth, being most likely where the photograph was processed).

Col.

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