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The Moll Family - Taken by nobody aka Ian S 10 Aug 2017
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The Moll Family - Taken by nobody aka Ian S 10 Aug 2017
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The Moll Family - Taken by nobody aka Ian S 10 Aug 2017
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The Moll Family - Taken by nobody aka Ian S 10 Aug 2017
Reference WMO/253117
Edit memorial name, location & address- Timber Timber (any)
- Second World War (1939-1945)
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ON PLAQUE AT BASE OF CROSS: IN MEMORY OF/ THE CREW OF J.U.88 DX+AX 13NJ63/ (NAMES)/ ALSO IN MEMORY OF/ (NAMES)/ WHO DIED ON THIS SPOT, THE RESULT OF A WARTIME AIRCRAFT CRASH/ THE FUTILITY OF WAR, 4TH MARCH 1945, NOW SAFE IN GODS HANDS. FURTHER PLAQUE TO ONE SIDE: SITE OF A WARTIME AIRCRAFT CRASH, JU88C NIGHT FIGHTER OF THE 13TH /N.J. 63, AIRCRAFT NO. WNR 627585 DX+AX, WHICH CRASHED INTO DUNNINGTON LODGE FARM, KILLING THE CREW OF FOUR, AND MR & MRS ELLEN MOLL AND MRS VIOLET MOLL. THE CRASH TOOK PLACE AT 01.51 HRS, 4TH MARCH 1945. THIS J.U.88 IS BELIEVED TO BE THE LAST LUFTWAFFE AIRCRAFT LOST OVER THE U.K. ON A NIGHT SORTIE. THE AIRCRAFT WAS TURNING TOWARDS R.A.F. ELVINGTON AT LOW LEVEL, HIT A TREE AND CRASHED INTO THE FARMHOUSE. PRIOR TO THE CRASH THE JU88 HAD SHOT DOWN TWO HALIFAX BOMBERS LANDING AT R.A.F.LISSETT. AFTER OPERATIONS OVER GERMANY, MR ARTHUR TAIT, REAR GUNNER OF THE HALIFAX WAS WOUNDED IN THE ATTACK. ON THE 19TH JUNE 1993 THE CROSS WAS DEDICATED TO THOSE WHO DIED. A WREATH WAS LAID BY HERR HERBERT THOMAS OF THE LUFTWAFFE NIGHT FIGHTER ASSOCIATION AND MR ARTHUR TAIT OF THE DONCASTER AIR GUNNERS ASSOCIATION, BRINGING TOGETHER OLD WARTIME ENEMIES IN FRIENDSHIP AND SHOWING THE FUTILITY OF WAR.
Mr Richard Moll, Mrs Ellen Moll, Mrs Violet Moll.
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