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Memorial Lancaster ED362
(Netherlands, the - South Holland - Ridderkerk)
Monument for the remembrance of the crew of the Lancaster ED362 of the 100 Squadron of the RAF, that crashed on 29 June 1943 nearby the Rijksstraatweg in Ridderkerk. The monument is an tribute to the brave men who gave their live for our freedom. The monument stands on the spot where the Lancaster crashed in 1943: at the westside of the Rijksstraatweg.
Text on the memorial:
In memory of the crew of the
Royal Air Force
Lancaster Bomber Mk III ED 362 HW-E
No.100 Squadron RAF
which crashed on 29 june 1943
During World War II
Sgt.H.H. Gentle
F/Sgt.R.D.W. Moulton RCAF
F/O P.J.Pascoe RCAF
Sgt. J.Reffin
Sgt.F.Wheeldon
P/O C.B.Wood
Their graves are at Crooswijk Cemetery , Rotterdam
The sole survivor was
F/Sgt.R.G. Storr
Source
- Text: Marcel Jans & Ron Verhoogt
- Photos: Jan Sintemaartensdijk (1,5) & Ron Verhoogt (2,3,4)
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Address and contactinformation
- Address:
- Rijksstraatweg 316 T/O
2988 Ridderkerk - WWII grade:
- 100%
- Rating:
- 40%
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