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  Den 21. april 1943 endte
HAL HR722  
i vandet
her få meter fra strandkanten nær Sandkrogen 11, 4200 Slagelse. (Kilde: Janus 
Barfoed) Se fotos. Flyvehistorisk Tidsskrift skriver:
 "20.-21. april 1943 (Kl. 02.16). Drøsselbjerg Klint, 
14 km NV for Slagelse. Halifax B.II HR722 (NP-C). 158 BS, 4 BG, Lissett, 
Yorks. (Stettin) 8 MA (Svinø).
 Under returflyvningen blev flyet ramt af flak 
over Korsør, og piloten forsøgte en nødlanding ved Drøsselbjerg Klint. Flyet 
ramte jorden, men hastigheden var for stor,
 og det 
fortsatte ud over vandet. Næste dag blev vragrester fundet ca. 200 meter fra 
kysten, og den efterfølgende måned drev ligene af besætningsmedlemmerne
 i land 
langs kysten syd for klinten." (FT 88-32-9)
 Se  Korsør Avis 
om flystyrt og Fotos af Christian Larsen,
Dele med numre  og
Besøg ved nedskudt flyvers gravsten.
 Se også 
    Nordvestnyt: 28 AUG -
    02 SEP-1 -
    02 SEP-6   
* Monument 
2015 * Strand 
2015.
Halifax Print 
og
folk bag en Halifax klar til en 
mission.
 Se artiklen
 Flystyrtet 
ud for Drøsselbjerg Klint i 1943 -  Margaret Lay 
Af Helge Christiansen, Bildsø.
 8 flyvere.
Se  Stettin + 
Rostock 20 - 21 April 1943.  Den 21. april 2014 blev en 
Mindeplade afsløret 
her 
på stranden nær Grusvejen 9, 4200 Slagelse. 
 On 21 April 1943 
HAL HR722 ended up in the water
here a few metres from the beach near Sandkrogen 11, 4200 Slagelse. (Source: Janus 
Barfoed) See photos. (Danish) Aviation Historical Review writes:
 "20 - 21 April 1943 (at 02.16 hours). Drøsselbjerg Klint, 
14 km NW of Slagelse. Halifax B.II HR722 (NP-C). 158 BS, 4 BG, Lissett, 
Yorks. (Stettin) 8 MA (Svinø).
 During the return flight the plane was hit by flak over Korsør, and the pilot 
attempted a forced landing at Drøsselbjerg Klint (Cliff). The plane hit the 
ground, but the
 speed was so high that it went on and ended up in the water. Next 
day pieces of wreckage were found about 200 metres off the coast. The crew 
members were
 washed ashore south of the cliff in the following month." (FT 88-32-9)
 See   Korsør Avis 
about air crashes, Photos by Christian Larsen,
Parts with numbers 
and A visit at the gravestone of an airman shot down 
over Denmark.
 See also 
    Nordvestnyt: 28 AUG -
    02 SEP-1 -
    02 SEP-6   
* Monument 
2015 * Strand 
2015.
 See No. 158 
Squadron RAF - Wikipedia *
Halifax Print *
Halifax - Bless 'Em All. 
Halifax *
	Halifax-BC 
	Museum.Canada *
	
	Halifax-RAF Museum *
 Halifax-The Yorkshire Air 
	Museum * LAN-HAL *
158 Squadron Association - Strength in 
    Unity and 
Memorial to 158 Squadron stationed at RAF Lissett including videos.
 Halifax II HR722 NP-C 
took off from  RAF Lissett 
at 21.18 hrs on 20 APR 1943. (Source: 
Aircrew Remembered 
has 
this.) The IBCC 
has more details at each airman.
 8 airmen. See  Stettin + 
Rostock 20 - 21 April 1943.  A memorial plaque was unveiled at the 
    crash site on 21 April 2014.
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