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March 16, 1942 Consolidated 32 Liberator II (LB-30) AL577 N RAF OADU / 108 Sqn Crew Louth Slieve na Glough, Jenkinstown 15 4 W/Cmdr Richard John Wells DFC 39918 +
P/O John Peile Tolson 67640 +
Sgt Paul Herrick Morey 917067 +
Sgt Henry James Gibbons 948393 +
Sgt Charles Joseph Ingram 916998 +
F/Lt Francis Charles Barrett DFC 77959 +
F/O James Robert Anderson DFC 79508
Sgt Cyril Rowland Amos 1182180 DIS
F/Sgt Lindsay Ross Williams 402429 + RAAF
P/O Wilfred Bertrand Stephens 113267 +
Sgt Thomas Edward Pattison 644625
Sgt Sydney Frederick Hayden 910905
Sgt Andrew McMillan Smith Brownlie 546659 +
Sgt Walter Paul Brooks 931402 +
F/Sgt George Buchanan 1060536 +
F/Sgt Carlton Stokes Goodenough R/62738 + RCAF
F/Sgt Leslie George Jordan 905148 +
P/O George Frederick King J/15525 RCAF +
F/Sgt Herbert William Thornley Sloman 402677 + RAAF


Aircraft was on a ferry flight from North Africa when it crashed on hill side. No newspaper announcment has been found. [J Andersons son Jim emailed me March 2006. A quick review of MA File G2/X/986; Articles by Cummins, Irish Air Ltr date Unkn; Flypast Date Unknown: Irish NA File A.26; M. O'reilly Article RAF B-24 Liberator in Cooley Mountains, April 2002, Irelands Eye; L R Williams files on Australian NAA; Amos names found on LG; All dead names checked on CWGC.org and AWM Nominal Roll; IMA #B38, MacCarron p.56 s/n wrong; Robertson p.182; Quinn p.177-188; Joe Baugher site mentions a/c; ABS AA-AZ agrees with loss, give OADU as unit, The Sqn. Was trying to equip with Liberators at this time. Interview with Joe Whoriskey of the Irish Army on G Byrne Show, RTE, 2003. Most reports call Pattison, Paterson but he is Pattison in the Australian reports; Hayden service file available on AusNA; Dundalk Democrat Article March 2006.]


Aircraft Landings Ireland 1939 - 1946



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On weald of Kent I watched once more
Again I heard that grumbling roar
Of fighter planes; yet none were near
And all around the sky was clear
Borne on the wind a whisper came
'Though men grow old, they stay the same'
And then I knew, unseen to eye
The ageless Few were sweeping by

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