The story
Information the crew of ND624.
Tomorrow (25 May 2016) is the anniversary of the death of my Uncle Joe ( bottom right of the photo) who was the navigator of Lancaster Mk 111 ND624 (PM-F - 103 Sqn, RAF Elseham Wolds). After bombing the railway marshalling yards in Aachen, the aircraft crashed at Sistig, 6km S of Gemund, Eifel District, Germany at approximately 02.24 mostly likely shot down by Oblt Joseph Kraft. The crew is buried together at Rheinberg War Cemetery, Germany.
Mike Williams
Top Row left to right Sgt W D Kirton/Sgt R Holmes/Flt Lt D E Tate
Back Row left to right FS E H Calvert/Sgt D J Jones/Sgt W McCulloch/FS J Williams
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