An estimated 10,000 military aircraft crashed in Britain during WW2 , the crashes did not stop there though and continue still . This Blog , in early stages of development , shows a variety of details regarding the crash sites and contain photographs that relate the crash sites and wreckage to thier enviroment .
Monday, 27 May 2013
Wellington MF509
On the 20th November 1944 this Wellington bomber crashed on Carrog Goch in the Brecon Beacons, Wales.
Flying out of RAF Wellebourne for a nightime navigation exercise. Shortly before 20.50 hrs the crew sent a radio message asking permission to go below cloud as they were having trouble with the starboard engine. They descended and hit the hill.
All six crewman were killed.
They were
Sgt CHARLES HAMEL Pilot
Sgt JULES ROBERT RENE VILLENEUVE Nav
F/O WILLIAM JOSEPH ALLISON B/A
Sgt JOSEPH PAUL ERNEST BURKE WO/AG
Sgt ARTHUR GROUIX A/G
Sgt GERARD DUSABLON A/G
Probaly this parks best preserved crash site, it is often visited by enthusiasts and casual walkers alike .
Despite feeling in the middle of nowhere once there, it is in fact quite easy to get to without too much hardship..
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