"Natten til den 10. april 1944 foretog RAF en stor mineudlægningsoperation ved Danzig (Gdansk). I forbindelse med overflyvningen af dansk område blev
mindst 7 britiske bombefly skudt ned, mens flere nedstyrtede i Nordsøen, i større eller mindre afstand fra Vestkysten. Fra 6 fly nedstyrtet i Midtjylland, og 2 i
Nordsøen, ligger 35 omkomne flyvere begravet i Esbjerg. Samtlige flyvere begravedes den 15. april 1944." (FAF) Google Map Mine 10 APR 1944.

Kl. 21.26 den 9. oktober 1944 startede LAN ME688 fra RAF Spilsby. Det styrtede ned i Nordsøen. Ingen overlevende. (Kilde: p292MACR)

Flying Officer Alexander Corbett McLeod var fra Canada.
Hans navn er på Panel 247 på the Runnymede Memorial blandt mere end 20.000 navne på flyvere, der ikke har en kendt grav. (Kilde: CWGC)

4 flyvere fra LAN ME688 blev begravet i Danmark. 3 har ingen kendt grav. Se Lancaster Fotos. 7 flyvere.

"On the night before April 10 1944, the RAF carried out a big minelaying operation at Danzig (Gdansk). At least 7 British bombers were shot down as they
flew over Danish territory, and several crashed into the North Sea, off the west coast of Jutland. From 6 planes crashed in the central part of Jutland, and 2 in the
North Sea, 35 airmen were buried in Esbjerg. All of the airmen were buried on April 15 1944." (FAF) Google Map Mine 10 APR 1944.

At 21.26 hours on 9 October 1944 LAN ME688 took off from RAF Spilsby. It crashed into the North Sea. No survivors. (Source: p292MACR)

Flying Officer Alexander Corbett McLeod was from Canada. The Canadian Virtual War Memorial has this.
He is commemorated on the Runnymede Memorial, Panel 247, 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 1, Panel 72.

4 airmen from LAN ME688 were buried in Denmark. 3 have no known grave.

See No. 207 Squadron RAF - Wikipedia * 207 Squadron Association * RAF Spilsby at RAF-Lincolnshire.info.  See Lancaster Photos.
Lancaster I ME688 EM-E took off from RAF Spilsby at 2126 hrs on 09 APR 1944. (Source: Aircrew Remembered has this.)  7 airmen.