Blenheim IV N6214 - North Sea off Norway Updated:
06 AUG 2012
| Airman | Surname | Init | Rank | Service | Sqdn | P_link | Plane | Operation | Crash_site | Crash_d | Buried_d | C_link | At_Next |
| a100001.htm | Howells | W T | Sgt | RAF | 110 | p006.htm | BLE N6214 | Not DK/G | North Sea off Norway | d250440 | b250840 | c100.htm | Sdr. Nissum |
| e777405.htm | Priestley | W | Sgt | RAF | 110 | p006.htm | BLE N6214 | Not DK/G | North Sea off Norway | d250440 | e777 | e777.htm | NO KNOWN |
| e777406.htm | Roberts | R A | LAC | RAF | 110 | p006.htm | BLE N6214 | Not DK/G | North Sea off Norway | d250440 | e777 | e777.htm | NO KNOWN |
Den 25. april 1940 styrtede
BLE N6214 i Nordsøen. Hele besætningen omkom.
Den 23. august 1940 blev liget af W. T. Howells fundet drevet ind omkring
her ca. 1
km syd for
Thorsminde-slusen.
Han blev begravet den 25. august 1940 i Sønder Nissum af sognepræst K. L.
Aastrup. (Kilde: FAF)
1 flyver fra
BLE N6214 blev begravet i Sønder Nissum. 2 flyvere har
ingen kendt grav.
3 flyvere.
On 25 April 1940
BLE N6214 crashed into the North Sea. All of the crew
perished.
On 23 August 1940 the body of W. T. Howells was found washed ashore about
here
about 1 km south of the
Thorsminde lock.
On 25 August 1940 he was buried in Sønder Nissum Churchyard by Vicar K. L.
Aastrup. (Source: FAF)
1 airman from BLE N6214 was buried in Sønder Nissum Churchyard. 2 airmen have no known grave.
This Blenheim took off from RAF Lossiemouth.
See Bomber Command No. 110 Squadron and RAF Lossiemouth - Station Homepage.
3 airmen. Lost Bombers has this.