Trumper, sorry for the delay in getting back to you. Perhaps we will eventually get our subscribed threads back with e-mail notifications of replies!

My connection with 60-Z is that my wife’s uncle, Jim Foulsham, was flying the aircraft when it was shot down over the Foret du Croc, south of Dieppe, while attacking a V1 site. It was the only Oboe Lancaster then operating. The 582 Sqn crew would have known your relative’s crew.

Wreckage from the aircraft is still being recovered and I have been running a thread for over 7 years during the course of which more than 200 items which have been discovered have been identified with the help of forum members and a plan has been created showing where the parts of the aircraft came to earth. There is a photo-gallery of the pieces found. The link to the thread is https://www.key.aero/forum/historic-aviation/123676-wreckage-of-lancaster-ed908-60-z?page=0