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Memorial - Taken by Charles J Anderson 12 May 2003
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Tablet - Taken by Charles J Anderson 12 May 2003
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Memorial on wall - Taken by Jackie Gorman 03 Apr 2023
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Close up of memorial - Taken by Jackie Gorman 03 Apr 2023
Reference WMO/263072
Edit memorial name, location & address- Metal Metal (any)
- Second World War (1939-1945)
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“In remembrance of the air crew of Lancaster Bomber R5676, Squadron 1660 H.C.U. which crashed on this farm 12th February 1943. Tragically all lives were lost”
Flying Officer Sydney RHY-JONES (Rhys JONES in C.W.G.C.) 65537 R.A.F.V.R. son of John Albert and Jane Ellen JONES: husband of Patricia JONES of Epping, interred Epping Cemetery, Essex. Flying Officer Felix Maurice KRIS (KRISH in C.W.G.C.) 127962, Bomb Aimer / Navigator, R.A.F.V.R., age 26, son of Serge and Jessie KRISH: husband of Tatiana KRISH of Fulham, London. Interred Willesden Jewish Cemetery, Middlesex. Sergeant / Flt. Engr. 1120014 William Turnbull RAESIDE, R.A.F.V.R, age 26, son of Robert and Mary: husband of Anna of Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, buried Kilmarnock Cemetery. Pilot Officer (Flying Officer in C.W.G.C.) Stanley HOY 12711 Bomb Aimer/Nav. R.A.F.V.R., age 31, son of Herbert and Agnes Dorothea of Hull : husband of Violet of Beverley, interred Hull Eastern Cemetery. Sergeant John WESTWOOD 1210749, W.Op/Air Gunner, R.A.F.V.R. age 22, son of John and Mary: husband of Eleanor May of Wychbold, interred Wychbold (St Mary De Wyche) Churchyard, Worcestershire. Sergeant Thomas Henry JACKSON 1112663, R.A.F.V.R., age 23, son of Joseph and Emily: husband of Edith Ervine of Leeholme, buried Coundon (St. James) Churchyard, Durham. Flight Sergeant / Air Gunner Gerald William (Bunny) KENNEDY. R/116232 R.C.A.F., age 20, son of John M. and Scilena M Kennedy of Elm Creek, Manitoba, Canada, interred Thurlby (St. Germain) Churchyard Leading Aircraftman 938010, Elijah Reginald REDFERN, R.A.F.V.R., age 23, son of Elijah and Hannah of Derby. Interred Derby (Nottingham Road) Cemetery.
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