WATSON, ARTHUR DAVID 39249 Flight Lieutenant 12/05/1940 WEBB, ALAN LAWRENCE FORTESCUE 564469 Sergeant 12/05/1940 BURGESS, ARTHUR CHRISTOPHER 544110 Leading Aircraftman 12/05/1940 21 Squadron Blenheim IV L8739 YH- Op. Tongeren Took off 1900 hrs Watton. Hit by flak at 7,000 feet which caused the aircraft to break up in the air. Crashed 2040 hrs in the vicinity of Tongeren, (Limburg) Belgium. BCL Chorley
CAMPBELL, JOHN ALEXANDER 39492 Flying Officer (Pilot) 12/05/1940 DFC 87 Squadron Hurricane I L1970 Patrol. Shot down by Me109 of JG27 near Maastricht FCL Franks
LEE, ANDREW WYNYARD 37323 Flight Lieutenant 12/05/1940 KEEGAN, JOSEPH BELK 580581 Sergeant 12/05/1940 CHILD, CHARLES COLBY 541344 Leading Aircraftman 12/05/1940 139 Squadron Blenheim IV P4826 XD- Op. Maastricht Took off 0500 hrs Plivot. Lost without trace. BCL Chorley
CLAXTON, RONALD HENRY 564591 Sergeant (Pilot) 12/05/1940 SMITH, NICHOLAS FRANK 562869 Sergeant (Obs.) 12/05/1940 JOBLING, ROBERT CASSON 524001 Leading Aircraftman 12/05/1940 55 Squadron Blenheim I L8386 Flew into high ground at night 60 miles east of Ismailia. The Bristol Blenheim Warner
FRANKISH, CLAUDE RANDOLPH 40616 Pilot Officer (Pilot) 12/05/1940 ROBERTS, EDWIN GEORGE 563483 Sergeant 12/05/1940 COOPER, ERNEST WILLIAM LAURIE 539921 Leading Aircraftman 12/05/1940 15 Squadron Blenheim IV P6912 LS- Op. Maastricht Took off Alconbury. Crashed near Genk (Limburg) Belgium. BCL Chorley
COUZENS, GEORGE FREDERICK 565544 Sergeant (Obs.) 12/05/1940 57 Squadron Blenheim IV P6930 DX- Op. Reconnaissance Took off Rosieres-en-Santerre and crashed near Vlijtingen (Limburg) 21 km SE of Hasselt, Belgium. BCL Chorley
HORNER, JOHN BLAND 580159 Flight Sergeant (Pilot) 12/05/1940 FLISHER, LEONARD CHARLES 564186 Sergeant (Obs.) 12/05/1940 DAVIES, LESLIE DOUGLAS 537015 Leading Aircraftman (W. Op./Air Gnr.) 12/05/1940 218 Squadron Battle I K9353 HA- Op. Bouillon Took off Auberive-sur-Suippes. Shot down at Sensenruth (Luxembourg) 3 km north of Bouillon, Belgium BCL Chorley
SCOTT, WILLIAM IAN 34225 Squadron Leader 12/05/1940 DAVIS, THOMAS WILLIAM 580509 Sergeant 12/05/1940 McFADDEN, WILLIAM ALLAN 545595 Leading Aircraftman (Air Gnr.) 12/05/1940 139 Squadron Blenheim IV N6216 Op. Maastricht Took off 0500 hrs Plivot. Shot down by Me109s near Rekem (Limburg) on the west bank of the Maas, 25 km east of Hasselt, Belgium BCL Chorley
DOUGLASS, PETER NORMAN 39933 Flying Officer (Pilot) 12/05/1940 SHORTLAND, WILFRED OWEN 562875 Sergeant (Obs.) 12/05/1940 15 Squadron Blenheim IV L8849 LS- Op. Maastricht Took off Alconbury. (No other details) BCL Chorley
MARLAND, FRED 514450 Sergeant (Pilot) 12/05/1940 FOOTNER, KENNETH DOUGLAS 580423 Sergeant (Obs.) 12/05/1940 PERRIN, JOHN LAWRENCE 537397 Leading Aircraftman (W. Op. [Air]) 12/05/1940 12 Squadron Battle I L5227 PH-J Op. Veldwezelt Took off 0822 hrs Amifontaine with orders to destroy a metal bridge spanning the Albert Cannel. Last seen climbing, out of control. Crashed near Veldwezelt (Limburg) 21 km ESE of Hasselt, Belgium. BCL Chorley
HARRISON, TOM CHARLES RAYMOND 580203 Sergeant (Pilot) 12/05/1940 JONES, NORMAN SPENCER DENVER 580417 Sergeant (Obs.) 12/05/1940 GARBETT, HAROLD TEBBUTT 533153 Leading Aircraftman (W.Op.[Air]) 12/05/1940 139 Squadron Blenheim IV N6229 XD- Op. Maastricht Took off 0500 hrs Plivot. (No other details)
GARLAND, DONALD EDWARD 40105 Flying Officer (Pilot) 12/05/1940 VC GRAY, THOMAS 563627 Sergeant (Observer) 12/05/1940 VC REYNOLDS, LAWRENCE ROYSTON 550860 Leading Aircraftman (W. Op. [Air]) 12.05/1940 12 Squadron Battle I P2204 PH-K Op. Veldwezelt Took off 0822 hrs Amifontaine with orders to destroy the metal bridge spanning the Albert Cannel. Shot down in flames by flak and crashed near the bridge. For his outstanding courage in leading his section through the curtain of enemy fire, F/O. Garland and his observer, Sgt. Gray, were awarded the first air VCs of the war. BCL Chorley [FONT="] [/FONT]
GRAY, IAN LOWRIE 36188 Pilot Officer 12/05/1940 MOORE, MONTAGUE 565347 Sergeant (Pilot) 12/05/1940 GILL, BENJAMIN 621946 Aircraftman 1st Class 12/05/1940 SLOAN, REGINALD JAMES 517038 Leading Aircraftman 12/05/1940 206 Squadron Hudson I N7353 VX- Op. Reconnaissance Took off 0445 hrs Bircham Newton. Shot down north of Baltrum off the coast of Germany by Oblt Emmerich of II(J)TrGr186. CC Losses McNeill
GRAY, PHILLIP COLE 580511 Sergeant 12/05/1940 TAYLOR, CYRIL 530913 Sergeant 12/05/1940 139 Squadron Blenheim IV N6219 XD- Op. Maastricht Took off 0500 hrs Plivot. Shot down by Me109s . BCL Chorley
McPHERSON, ANDREW 39200 Flying Officer (Pilot) 12/05/1940 DFC GREGORY, FRANCIS WYNELL 580512 Sergeant 12/05/1940 OVER, HUBERT FRANK 551639 Leading Aircraftman (W. Op. [Air]) 12/05/1940 139 Squadron Blenheim IV N6215 XD- Op. Maastricht Took off 0500 hrs Plivot. Shot down by Me109s near Lanaken (Limburg) Belgium. BCL Chorley
HALL, HUBERT RONALD 564340 Sergeant (Pilot) 12/05/1940 PERRIN, EDWARD REUBEN 581058 Sergeant (Obs.) 12/05/1940 McDONNELL, PATRICK JOSEPH 538044 Leading Aircraftman (W. Op./Air Gnr.) 15 Squadron Blenheim IV P6914 LS- Op. Maastricht Took off Alconbury. Crashed at Gellick (Limburg) 12 km SE of Genk, Belgium. [FONT="]BCL Chorley [/FONT]
SMITH, NORMAN ALASTAIR LLOYD 40950 Pilot Officer (Pilot) 12/05/1940 ROBERTSON, JOHN CONACHER 749443 Sergeant (Obs) 12/05/1940 LOWRY, THOMAS JOSEPH 553205 Leading Aircraftman (U/T Air Gnr.) 12/05/1940 235 Squadron Blenheim IV L9324 LA-P Op. Escort Ook off 0500 hrs Manston in company with other aircraft of the Squadron to cover troop landings at The Hague. They were attacked by eight Me109s of II/JG26 at 0755 hrs. The Blenheim was last seen with its starboard engine on fire. It crashed into a small field in the Nieuwlandse Polder near Hoek van Holland. CC Losses McNeill
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LUXMOORE, ARTHUR NOBLE 28112 Wing Commander (Pilot) 12/05/1940 144 Squadron Hampden B.I P1326 PL- Op. Monchengladbach Airborne from Hemswell. Hit by Flak at 6,000 feet at 0030 12May40 on approach to the target. Severe damage caused to the rudder controls and starboard engine. W/C Luxmoore managed to head the bomber in a westerly direction, slowly losing height and one hour after being hit he ordered his crew to bale out. All three landed safely on the French side of the Maginot Line, returning to Hemswell two days later. Their Skipper, sadly, was killed when the Hampden crashed near Finnevaux (Namur), 11 km SSE of Dinant, Belgium.
THORNTON, STANLEY GEORGE 41497 Pilot Officer (Pilot) 12/05/1940 MELLERSHIP, KENNETH 580586 Sergeant (Obs.) 12/05/1940 MAYOR, JOHN RICHARD 643912 Aircraftman 2nd Class (W. Op.) 12/05/1940 DFM 12/05/1940 107 Squadron Blenheim IV L8733 OM Op. Maastricht Took off Wattisham. Shot down over Belgium. BCL Chorley