Ewin Garth Carthew                                                                                 Updated: 26 FEB 2010

Airman: a120001.htm Surname: Carthew Init: E G Rank: Wt/O Service: RAAF Sqdn: 460

P_link: p216.htm Plane: LAN EE138 Operation: Bomb G Crash_site: Near Stadil

Crash_d: d040943 Buried_d: b111111 C_link: c120.htm At_Next: Stadil

E.G. Carthew og resten af besætningen på Lancaster III EE138 blev dræbt, da deres fly styrtede ned her syd for gården Stadiløvej 8 ved Stadil, dengang ejet af
Ingemann Halkjær, nu af hans søn Erling Halkjær. Marken med nedstyrtningsstedet ejes nu af Erik Jepsen.
Flyet med besætning blev totalt knust og forsvandt i det vandfyldte hul, som flyet lavede, da det ramte jorden.

Warrant Officer Ewin Garth Carthew, 21 år, var søn af Thomas Edgar og Florence Ethel Carthew, Rendelham, South Australia.
Hans navn er på Panel 191 på the Runnymede Memorial blandt mere end 20.000 navne på flyvere, der ikke har en kendt grav. (Kilde: CWGC)

Som skrevet i Stadil - Historien blev trækorset på nedstyrtningsstedet i 1950 afløst af mindestenen. Se teksten her og se fotos fra 15. marts 2008 og 30. juni 2009.

Den 4. september 2008 blev der afsløret nye bronzetavler og en kopi af trækorset, se Stadil - Flyverminde ved en højtidelighed 65 år efter styrtet.
Se Dagbladet Ringkøbing Skjern. Se tekst på Tavler og kors. Meget mere på Lancaster EE138 AR-E2 lavet af slægtninge til flyverne.
Airwar over Denmark har mere om dette fly og dets besætning. 8 flyvere. Se mange links i engelsk version.

E.G. Carthew and rest of the crew of Lancaster III EE138 were killed, when their plane crashed here south of the farm Stadiløvej 8 at Stadil, then owned by
Ingemann Halkjær, now by his son Erling Halkjær. The field with the crash site is now owned by Erik Jepsen.
The plane with the crew was totally broken to pieces and disappeared in the waterfilled hole made by the plane, when it hit the ground.

Warrant Officer Ewin Garth Carthew, 21, was the son of Thomas Edgar and Florence Ethel Carthew, of Rendelsham, South Australia.
He is commemorated on the Runnymede Memorial, Panel 191, among more than 20,000 airmen, who have no known grave. (Source: CWGC)

As told in Stadil - The story the wooden cross at the crash site in 1950 was replaced by the memorial stone. See the text here and see photos from the crash
site seen on 15 March 2008 and on 30 June 2009. On 4 September 2008 new bronze plaques and a copy of the wooden cross were unveiled, see Stadil Memorial.
See the inscriptions on Plaques and cross.

Lancaster EE138 AR-E2 is a website made by relatives of the airmen with many details including the 65th Commemoration on 4 September 2008.

The website of 460 SQUADRON also tells about Lancaster EE138. See 460 Squadron RAAF MEMORIALS and Lancaster-Archive with an enormous amount
of information.
See No. 460 Squadron RAAF from RAF Bomber Command 60th Anniversary. This Lancaster started from Binbrook, see RAF-Lincolnshire.info about RAF Binbrook.
Airwar over Denmark has more about this plane and its crew. 8 airmen. Lost Bombers has this.