The story
| Crewmember | Flying Officer R J Taylor |
|---|---|
| Rank | Flying Officer |
| Service number | unknown |
| Awards | unknown |
| Date as recorded | 28-29-06-44 |
| Date range | unknown |
| Squadron / unit | 10 |
| Aircraft | Halifax III (LV870, code ZA-H) |
| RAF station / departure | Melbourne |
| Time | 22:07 |
| Location / duty / target | Blainville |
| Incident | Crashed near Perles {Aisne} |
| Fate | PoW |
| Buried or commemorated | unknown |
| Command | Bomber Command |
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