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178 Squadron – Warsaw Airlift Aug to Sept 1944

Am involved with a Group on Facebook covering 31 & 34 Squadrons SAAF, these units were involved in the Warsaw Airlift Aug to Sept 1944 along with other units of 205 Group operating out of the Foggia region in Italy

As part of the 2014 70th Anniversary of the Warsaw Airlift a proposal has been put forward to install a Memorial in the Warsaw Uprising Museum that will record the names of ALL aircrew Polish, RAF and Commonwealth aircrew that flew on Airlift operations

So far we believe we have approximately 95% of the names involved, however we are finding it difficult to check names of 178 Squadron aircrew that took part

So does anyone have any relevant info that could help or even know of any 178 Squadron survivors from that period

Responses via this Forum or Private Message would be appreciated

Thanks in advance

PZULBA – Out of Africa (Retired)

My late father was an RAF(VR) Air Gunner who went to Warsaw in Lib VI KH150 ‘R’ of 34 Squadron SAAF the night of 10 September 1944

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By: TwinOtter23 - 26th October 2013 at 21:19

Are you aware of the Air Bridge Memorial (tribute to this operation) in the cemetery at Newark-on-Trent, Nottinghamshire. All of those involved were very brave flyers!! 🙂

If you PM me an email address I’ll send you a PDF file of a booklet that features details of the memorial.

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