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12th October 2014, 03:17
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Re: Lancaster's American crew ?
Hello Alex. The Baillie crew from 426 Squadron RCAF landed their Halifax VII at Horsham on Dec 18,1944 returning from Duisburg. Its possible they were given flt gear. The crew were:
Pilot: F/Lt J. Baillie J-9144 Flt/engineer: Sgt L. Wye 1874868 Navigator: F/O T. Carss J-38168 Bomb Aimer: F/O C. Grant J-39922 Wireless Operator: F/O G. Giba J-43072 Mid upper gunner: Sgt W. Barill R-266633 Rear gunner: Sgt T. Stevens R-267227 They were flying Halifax VII NP-779 coded OW-C on this particular op. I have a photos of them, but they are too far away to ID. Richard 
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