25/26 February 1944
594 aircraft – 461 Lancasters, 123 Halifaxes, 10 Mosquitos – on the first large raid to Augsburg. The various diversions and the splitting of the main bomber force into 2 waves again reduced casualties still further. 21 aircraft – 16 Lancasters, 5 Halifaxes – lost, 3.6 per cent of the force; at least 4 of these casualties were due to collision.

Here is one “P” lost on th Augsburg raid

BARRETT, LEONARD CHARLES, Albert Place. 1467119, Sergeant, Wireless Operator/Air Gunner, 12 Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. Died 26th February 1944, missing on operations. Buried in Choloy War Cemetery, Meurthe-et-Moselle, France. Grave reference: 4. D. Coll. Grave 1-6.
W/Op in Avro Lancaster Mk I, Serial No ME632, Code Letters PH-P. T/o 1836 from Wickenby to bomb Augsburg. All seven crew were killed.

from http://www.warmemorial.firstworldwarrelics.co.uk/html/raf_wwii.html

Not sure that 106 squadron took part in the Augsburg Raid