The story
On Wednesday, 21 June 1944, (a part of) the aircraft of the 101 squadron (RAF), took off for a mission to Wesseling in Germany from a station (airfield) in or near Ludford Magna.
One of the crew members was Flight Sergeant T H Duff. He departed for his mission at 23:17.
He flew with a Avro Lancaster (type III, with serial LM508 and code SR-F). His mission and of the other crew members was planned for Thursday, 22 June 1944.
To see more of the recovery of this plane: https://www.facebook.com/lancasterwdam
Two photos
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| Function | Mil Rank | Ini | Name | Hon | Mil reg | Air Force | Cemetery | Grave | Remark |
| Pilot | P/O. | G. | Hingley | RAF | Survived | pow |
| Flight engineer | Sgt. | S.D. | Rogerson | RAF | Survived | pow |
| Navigator | F/O. | T.W. | Ball | RAF | Survived | pow |
| Bomb aimer | F/Sgt. | T.H. | Duff | 1562929 | RAF | Werkendam | 7 1 |
| Wireless op | Sgt. | F. | Sheard | RAF | Survived | pow |
| Wireless op | Sgt. | L.V.H. | Horrigan | RAF | Survived | pow |
| Air gunner | Sgt. | J.E. | Keogh | 653560 | RAF | Runnymede Memorial | 232 |
| Air gunner | Sgt. | J. | Cascoigne | RAF | Survived | pow |
Information about aircraft who did not return from this mission can be found here. Information about the other crew members on this flight can be found at this website (Aircrew Remembered). This website also provides the flight information for this record.
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