Jonathan Hutchinson Photo: Mogens Jeppesen
Updated:
11 MAY 2021
Airman: a113048.htm Surname: Hutchinson
Init: J Rank: Sgt Service: RAF Sqdn: 44
P_link: p129.htm Plane: LAN W4277 Operation: Minelaying Crash_site: Søst Skov (Forest)
Crash_d: d080143 Buried_d: b160143 C_link: c113.htm At_Next: Aabenraa, R 2-4
Den 8. januar 1943 styrtede
LAN W4277 ned i Søst Skov
her ca. 4 km vest for Aabenraa.
Se monument på nedstyrtningsstedet. Hele
besætningen omkom. De 7 flyvere blev begravet i
Aabenraa.
Sgt Hutchinson eller Sgt Mogg kan muligvis være fundet i
havet. (Kilde: FAF)
Sergeant (Flight Engineer) Jonathan Hutchinson,
23 år, var søn af Lucy Hutchinson og adoptivsøn
af A. J. Boyce, Bristol, United Kingdom.
(Kilde:
CWGC)
Den 8. januar 1943 kl. 17.36 startede denne Lancaster fra RAF Waddington
på en mineudlægningsoperation til Daffodil-området omkring
her i Øresund.
Det blev angrebet af en tysk natjager og styrtede ned kl. 19.40. (Kilde: AOD)
Minelægningsområder.
7 flyvere.
On 8 January 1943
LAN W4277 crashed in the Søst Skov (Forest)
here about 4 km west of
Aabenraa. See monument at the crash site.
All of the crew perished. The 7 airmen were
buried
in Aabenraa.
Possibly Sgt Hutchinson or Sgt Mogg was found at sea. (Source: FAF)
Sergeant (Flight Engineer) Jonathan Hutchinson,
23, was the son of Lucy Hutchinson, and the
adopted son of A. J. Boyce, of Bristol, United Kingdom. (Source:
CWGC) He died for his country
He
is remembered on
The Walls of Names at the
International Bomber Command Centre, Ph1, P 53.
On 8 January 1943 at 17.36 hours
LAN W4277 took off
from RAF Waddington on a minelaying
operation to the Daffodil-area about
here in the Sound. See
Minelaying areas.
It was attacked by a German night fighter and crashed at 19.40 hours. (Source:
AOD)
See
No. 44 Squadron
RAF - Wikipedia *
Lancaster Photos *
RAF-Lincolnshire.info: 44 Squadron
RAF Waddington now
Lancaster I W4277 KM-S
took off from
RAF Waddington at
17.36 hrs on 08 JAN 1943.
(Source:
Aircrew Remembered
has
this.) 7 airmen.