Halifax HR 864 LQ-M WWII

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tiger12

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Mar 20, 2012
Hi

I am researching a relative of mine who was K.I.A 25/26th July 1943. He is F/S Edward Kenneth White 'Eddie' R.C.A.F 405 Squadron. I know when and where they were shot down and which mission they were on. I also know they took off from Gransden Lodge, but I would really like to know how I could find out what missions he flew before he was killed. Also it would be great to find out who was flying the German night fighter.

I would really appreciate any help that you can offer

Many Thanks
 
Did you see how this thread developed?

http://www.ww2aircraft.net/forum/qu...ight-fighter-pilots-their-aircraft-16369.html

My post explains the claim made by the nightfighter pilot concerned, Paul Zorner. He survived the war though I don't know if he is still living.

Cheers
Steve

Edit. Zorner's memoir "Nachte Im Bomberstrom" was published in 2007. I've been trying to find out if an english translation is available but as far as I can tell it is only available in german and finnish.
 
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