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Thomas Keith Theaker
Updated:
07 NOV 2011
Airman: a117010.htm
Surname: Theaker Init: T K Rank: Wt/O Service: RCAF
Sqdn: 206
P_link: p425.htm
Plane: B24 KH410 Operation: Anti ship Crash_site: At
Aarestrup
Crash_d: d210445 Buried_d: d220647
C_link: c117.htm At_Next: Aarestrup
Natten til den 21. april 1945 fløj
Liberator B 24 GR8 KH410 på anti u-bådspatrulje til Kattegat.
Ved
midnat styrtede flyet imidlertid ned i den vestlige del af Rold Skov
her. Hele besætningen omkom. Den tyske værnemagt begravede ligene i
hemmelighed søndag den 22. april 1945 umiddelbart vest for nedstyrtningsstedet.
Se monumentet "Flyverstenen" på nedstyrtningsstedet.
Se mere ved B24 KH410 og
besætningen - fotos og rækkefølge af flyvergrave.
Warrant Officer Class I (Air Gunner) Thomas
Keith Theaker, 25 år, var søn af Anthony Elgin Theaker
og Gladys Annie
Theaker, Wilcox, Saskatchewan, Canada.
(Kilde:
CWGC)
Se bogen fra 2011 af
Niels Nørgaard Nielsen: Historien bag "Flyverstenen" i Torstedlund Skov,
der fås fra Lokalhistorisk Arkiv
for tidligere Støvring Kommune, se Salg.
Hjemmeværnets Historiske Samling i Himmerland skriver
om dette fly.
11 flyvere.
On the night before
21 April 1945 Liberator B 24 GRD KH410 flew on an anti submarine patrol to
Kattegat. However, at midnight the plane crashed into the western part of Rold
Forest
here. All of the
crew perished. The Wehrmacht buried the bodies secretly on Sunday, 22
April, 1945, just west of the crash site. See the monument
"The Aviator Stone" at the crash site.
See more at
B24 KH410 and the crew
- photos and the order in which the airmen are buried!
Warrant Officer Class I (Air Gunner) Thomas
Keith Theaker, 25, was the son of Anthony Elgin Theaker and Gladys Annie
Theaker, of Wilcox, Saskatchewan, Canada. (Source:
CWGC)
The
Canadian Virtual War Memorial has
this.
Coastal
Command *
206 Squadron: Coastal
Command. The book in Danish has many photos.
This
B-24 Liberator
took off from RAF
Leuchars. See also RAF
Leuchars - RAF Station homepage.
11 airmen.
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