Memorial Crash Halifax LV 919
In the night from 12 to 13 May 1944, Halifax LV 919 of the RAF 466 Squadron crashed near Zondereigen. The 7 crewmembers were temporarily buried here on the churchyard.
Investigation at the crash site by the Plane Hunters Recovery Team has shown that a Lancaster crashed here and not a Halifax. The team is almost certain that Lancaster ND745 landed at this location.
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Source
- Text: Fedor de Vries & Plane Hunters Recovery Team
- Photos: Jhonny Bastiaensen
Nearby
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- Reconstruction Den Draad Zondereigen - Zondereigen (Baarle-Hertog)
- House German Trainstation Chief - Ravels
- Tank holes Baarle-Nassau - Baarle-Nassau
Monument
- Monument John Thould Merksplas - Merksplas
- Liberation Route Marker 137 - Ulicoten
- Execution Memorial Baarle-Hertog - Baarle-Hertog
Cemetery
- Belgian War Graves Roman Catholic Churchyard Baarle-Hertog - Baarle-Hertog
- Belgian Graves Veterans Baarle-Hertog - Baarle-Hertog
- Commonwealth War Graves Roman Catholic Cemetery Baarle-Nassau - Baarle-Nassau
Remembrance Stone
Fortification
- German trenches Baarle-Nassau - Baarle-Nassau
- German Bunkers Stellung Antwerp-Turnhout Wieltjes Turnhout - Turnhout
- Belgian Bunker Bels Lijntje - Turnhout
Crash site
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