Kl. 22.35 den 2. august 1941 lettede WEL W5527 fra RAF Pocklington på et bombetogt mod Hamburg.
Flyet styrtede i Nordsøen. Der var ingen overlevende. (Kilde: p041MACR)

Pilot Officer Reginald Cox, 25 år, var søn af George Edward og Maud Smedley Cox; gift med Una Dorothy Cox, Riddings, Derbyshire, United Kingdom. B.Sc., Hons. Hans navn er på Panel 31 på the Runnymede Memorial blandt mere end 20.000 navne på flyvere, der ikke har en kendt grav. (Kilde: CWGC)

"Sgt McKenzie blev fundet inddrevet ved Husby Klit (omkring her) den 23. august 1941. Begravelsen foretaget af pastor J. Bendsen den 26. august 1941." (FAF)

1 flyver fra WEL W5527 blev begravet i Lemvig. 5 flyvere har ingen kendt grav.
6 flyvere.

At 22.35 hrs. on 2 August 1941 WEL W5527 took off from RAF Pocklington on a bombing raid targeting Hamburg.
It crashed in the North Sea. There were no survivors. (Source: MACR)

Pilot Officer Reginald Cox, 25, was the son of George Edward and Maud Smedley Cox, and the husband of Una Dorothy Cox, Riddings, Derbyshire, United Kingdom. B.Sc., Hons. He is commemorated on the Runnymede Memorial, Panel 31, among more than 20,000 airmen who have no known grave. (Source: CWGC)
He is remembered on The Walls of Names at the International Bomber Command Centre, Phase 2, Panel 149.

Sgt McKenzie was washed ashore at Husby Klit (about here) on 23 August 1941. On 26 August 1941 Vicar J. Bendsen officiated at the graveside ceremony in Lemvig. (Source: FAF)

1 airman from WEL W5527 was buried in Lemvig. 5 airmen have no known grave.

Wellington II W5527 LQ-F took off from RAF Pocklington at 22.35 hrs. on 02 AUG 1941. (Source: p041MACR * Aircrew Remembered has this).
See No. 6 Group and the Canadian Squadrons * No. 405 (Vancouver) Squadron)

 6 airmen.