Allan John Dennis Ingram  Photo: Knud Riis          Updated: 03 JAN 2022

Airman: a063001.htm
Surname: Ingram Init: AJD

Rank: Sgt Service: RAF Sqdn: 50

P_link: p009.htm Plane: HAM P1329

Operation: Bomb G

Crash_site: North Sea off Holland

Crash_d: d270640 Buried_d: b280740

C_link: c063.htm At_Next: Nr. Haurvig

Den 27. juni 1940 styrtede HAM P1329 i Nordsøen et sted ud for Holland på tilbagevejen fra et bombetogt mod basen Langenhagen nær Hannover.
HAM P1329 forlod RAF Waddington kl. 22.15 den 26. juni. Kl. 03.26 sendte dette Hampden fly meddelelse
om at det returnerede på en motor. Kl. 03.59 rapporterede det: "Er på vej ned". (Kilde: p009MACR)

A. J. D. Ingram blev fundet inddrevet (omkring her, tættere på her) i strandlen nr. 21, Årgab den 25. juli 1940. Han blev begravet den 28. juli 1940 på Nr. Haurvig Kirkegård. (Kilde: FAF)

Sergeant (Observer) Allen John Dennis Ingram var fra Royal Air Force. (Kilde: CWGC)

1 flyver fra HAM P1329 blev begravet på Nr. Haurvig Kirkegård og 1 i Holland.
2 flyvere har ikke nogen kendt grav. 4 flyvere.

On 27 June 1940 HAM P1329 crashed in the North Sea somewhere off Holland on the return flight from a bombing raid on Langenhagen airfield near Hanover.
At 22:15 on 26 June HAM P1329 left RAF Waddington. At 03:26 this Hampden sent message returning on one engine.
0359 hrs reported "going down". (Source: p009MACR)

On 25 July 1940 A. J. D. Ingram was found washed ashore (about here, at closer range here) in beach area no. 21, Aargab.
He was buried in Norre Haurvig Churchyard on 28 July 1940. (Source: FAF)

Sergeant (Observer) Allen John Dennis Ingram was from the Royal Air Force. (Source: CWGC)
He is remembered on The Walls of Names at the International Bomber Command Centre, Phase 1, Panel 53.     

1 airman from HAM P1329 was buried in Norre Haurvig and 1 in the Netherlands. 2 airmen have no known grave.
Hampden I P1329 VN-  took off from RAF Waddington at 22:15 on 26 JUN 1940. (Source: Aircrew Remembered has this.) See also p009MACR.
See Hampden and No. 50 Squadron RAF  in Wikipedia.
No. 50 & 61 Squadron Association - History of No. 50 Squadron * RAF-Lincolnshire.info about 50 Squadron RAF.    4 airmen.