Brunswick

Date

14 January 1944

Target

Brunswick, Germany

Force dispatched

82 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

300 airmen in this archive died on 14 January 1944 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.

• Sergeant Douglas Alan Abbott
• Flying Officer Kenneth Lee Agnew (22)
• Squadron Leader Edward Sudbury Alexander (24)
• Flight Sergeant William Morton Allen (23)
• Sergeant Robert Alexander Allison
• Sergeant John William Thompson Anderson (36)
• Warrant Officer Class II Lloyd Dyer Annis
• Sergeant John Howard Aplin (21)
• Flying Officer Edward James Argent (20)
• Flight Sergeant George Armitt (29)
• Flight Lieutenant John William Astbury (21)
• Flying Officer Robert Percy McMillan Bagg (20)
• Flying Officer Edward Christopher Bagot (22)
• Pilot Officer Donald Campbell Balfour (21)
• Sergeant Arthur Barclay (20)
• Second Lieutenant Barkley (36)
• Flight Sergeant Michael Charles Barnard (23)
• Pilot Officer Albert Edward Barnes
• Sergeant Robert Bateman
• Sergeant Sidney Bates (19)
• Sergeant Arthur Bell
• Sergeant Percy James Bennett (20)
• Leading Aircraftman Robert John Bennetts (27)
• Flight Sergeant William Charles Berry

See all 300 who died on 14 January →

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