Raymond Robert Stanley Ballantyne Updated: 08 OCT 2021 Airman: a095001.htm Surname: Ballantyne Init: RRS Rank: F/Lt Service: RAF Sqdn: 7 P_link: p261.htm Plane: LAN ND365 Operation: Bomb G Crash_site: Near Vornæs Crash_d: d150244 Buried_d: b170545 C_link: c095.htm At_Next: Svendborg
Efter befrielsen den 5. maj 1945 blev 2
besætningsmedlemmer fra dette fly fundet nedgravet i Svendborg Flight Lieutenant (Wireless Operator / Air
Gunner) Raymond Robert Stanley Ballantyne var søn af Herbert Samuel
Binning Ballantyne og Millicent Louisa Ballantyne, Paddington, London, United
Kingdom. Hæderstegn: DFM, Distinguished Flying Medal. (Kilde:
CWGC)
2 members of the crew were found dug down in Svendborg after the liberation on 5 May 1945 in a German military area called The Dragoons´ Barracks. (A name coming from The Jutland Dragoons Regiment, which had the area from 1942 till 29 August, 1943 - some old stables in the northern part of Svendborg.) Also 7 airmen from STI LJ526 and Erik Nielsen, a young Danish member of the resistance movement killed in action in Gerritsgade on 18 April 1945, were found. All of the airmen found there were buried on 17 May 1945 at the expense of the Municipality of Svendborg. (Source: FAF) Flight Lieutenant (Wireless Operator / Air
Gunner) Raymond Robert Stanley Ballantyne was the son of Herbert Samuel
Binning Ballantyne and Millicent Louisa Ballantyne, of Paddington, London,
United Kingdom. Awards: DFM, the
Distinguished Flying Medal. (Source:
CWGC)
2 airmen from
LAN ND365 were buried on Skarø, 2 in Landet on
Tåsinge and 2 in Svendborg. 2 became POWs and were taken to
German POW-Camps. |