Monday 20/5/40. Twenty second job: Hawker Audax: Wooton Basset.
Suspect this one
13.5.40 Audax (India) K8315 9 FTS 0,5 m E of Beversbrook range, Calne, Wilts. DIG
Sunday 19/5/40. Twenty First job: Hereford Bomber (same type as Hampden only Dagger (Napier) engines).
13.5.40 Hereford I L6064 5 MU Aston Down COA
Tuesday 14/5/40. Twentieth job: Oxford: Lew, Nr. Heyford. Almost certainly this one 12.5.40 Oxford I P1964 2 FTS near Tew, Oxon. SIG
Friday 10/5/40. Eighteenth job: Hampden: Soldern, Nr. Fritwell.
5.5.40 Hampden I P1251 16 OTU Fritwell, Oxon. CTO
Tuesday 9/4/40. Twelth job: Hawker Audax: Hullavington.
3.4.40 Audax I K5601 9 FTS Hullavington COA
Thursday 4/4/40 Eleventh job: Hawker Hart: Theddingworth, Nr. Market Harborough.
29.3.40 Hart T K5798 3 FTS Theddingworth, Leics. CFL
Tuesday 12/3/40. Ninth Job: Fairey Battle: Bryn Berion, Prescelly.
26.2.40 Battle I K7688 9 BGS Prescelly Hills, near Carnbica, 8m S of Cardigan CFL
Monday 4/3/40
Seventh job: Miles Magister: Horton Nr. Slough.
27.2.40 Magister I N3839 5 EFTS Horton, Bucks. FIG
Sixth job: Hawker Hart: Rudder Townsend Farm, Devizes.
Suggest..
21.2.40 Hart T K4768 1 FTS Devizes, Wilts. FHG
I suggest the pilot of this aircraft was F/O Basil Allen Mortimer who was killed in Devices on this date
Saturday 24/2/40 Fouth Job: Hawker hart: Lower Chatford, Nr. Andover. Via Avingdon, Newbury, Andover.
This will be
23.2.40 Hart T K5806 1 FTS Lower Clatford, near Andover, Hants. Flown In Ground
The document is really interesting I just wonder if the accrued knowledge since 1945 has allowed us to fully ID various incidents
For instance the Two Blenheims at Bicester: Cat. E2. 15/2/40 will probably be 104 or 108 Sqn machines
Friday 9/2/40 Second job: Hawker Hart N9062: South Cerney.
Trying to ID this incident
N9062 was a Hereford – South Cerney was the base of 3 FTS flying Hawker Hart T1 with serials in Knnn range (and also Audax (I) India)
Yes thanks for posting
“Thursday 21/1/40 First job: Fairey Battle L6065: St Brides, Nr. Cardiff”
L6065 was not a Fairey Battle Serial – I suggest it was
L5065
http://ciapoldiescorner.blogspot.co.uk/2009/01/events-for-18th-january.html
“ On 18th January 1940 Battle I L5065 of 7 BGS bellylanded into trees near Cardiff after its engine cut out”
How many of them were about B***A S*****ES ?
The issue I have with P7055 is I can see no evidence of a number being painted after BELLOWS
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