Bremen

Date

10 February 1942

Command

Bomber Command

Target

Bremen, Germany

Force dispatched

55 aircraft

Sortie details (which aircraft from which squadron, which crew flew, the outcome) will populate this page once the TNA AIR 27 squadron-diary importer arrives.

The fallen

110 airmen in this archive died on 10 February 1942 or the day that followed. For a raid of this kind these are overwhelmingly the night's losses, though a death-date match is not by itself proof an individual flew this operation.

• Flying Officer David Campbell Anderson (28)
• Sergeant John Albert Arn (23)
• Sergeant John Walter Aston
• Sergeant George Henry Bonner (32)
• Flying Officer Frederick William Buckland
• Sergeant Keith Edward Buettel (22)
• Sergeant Clifford Carless (24)
• Sergeant Thomas Edward Carr (24)
• Flight Sergeant George Johnston Cheatley (24)
• Sergeant Ray Ormond Colquhoun (23)
• Sergeant Barton Irving Coutie (23)
• Flight Sergeant Francis Ernest Daking (26)
• Air Mechanic Edmund Dalton (22)
• Pilot Officer Thomas McElligott Dando (22)
• Sergeant George Alvin Davis (21)
• Squadron Leader Roy Dudley Davis (25)
• Sergeant Albert John De Cann (21)
• Pupil Pilot Devevey
• Flight Sergeant Robert Ballantyne Dick (20)
• Pupil Pilot Arthur J. Dobson
• Leading Aircraftman Cuthbert Earl Douglass (18)
• Flight Sergeant Gordon Robert Duncan (27)
• Pilot Officer William Duncan (24)
• Squadron Leader Kenelm Crispin Vivian Dundas (26)

See all 110 who died on 10 February →

Source: RAF Bomber Command Campaign Diary (60th-Anniversary website, via the Wayback Machine) →