Does anyone recognise this location name on the Lost Card.

[mystex]

I hope that some recognise the first en also the last location name. Maybe it's a English coast town like. I have searched in Google etc. but I found nothing that looks like "Kambovo" are "Hambovo". Are it’s a very bad righting of "Home base".

Thanks in advance.

[mystex]

I forget the sample...

[Bill Walker]

I would suggest it is Hamboro, maybe short for Hamborough (which an Englishman would pronounce as Hamboro). I bellieve there is a neighbourhood in London called Hamborough, but maybe someone from the UK has more info.

[Leendert]

Mystex,

Given the other names and locations (Berlin, N. of Texel (the Dutch island) and Mando (the little Danish island?), would Hamburg be too far off?

What crew and/or crew does the loss card refer to? This would give us a better chance to weigh the options.

Regards,

Leendert

[mystex]

Indeed Leendert.

This is a piece of the, in de night of 29/30 March 1943, Halifax DT563 of 76 squadron lost card. Home base: Linton-on-Ouse. I think the place must be in the region of East Ridng of Yorkshire/ Yorkshire. Or maybe a code name of a beacon. But I thought that the most bombers who took of in this region go over Bridlington/Flamborough.

[Nick Beale]

Originally Posted by mystex

Indeed Leendert.[/font][/color]
But I thought that the most bombers who took of in this region go over Bridlington/Flamborough.

Now you've said that, I think it's probably Flamboro' [abbreviation or bad spelling for Flamborough]. Flamborough Head would be a good landmark when crossing the coast.

There's a Hambrough on the Isle of Wight but that would be way off track.