Hello ,
here are the names of the men who bombed the bridges .The T number is aircraft number .To note there were only two men in the aircraft as they were three in a British one .
Veldwezelt bridge:
T 73 Capt Pierre Lt Cloquette
T 60 Adj Verbraeck Adj Dome
T 58 Adj Timmerman (+) 1st sergeant Rolin (+)

Vroenhoven bridge :
T 70 Capt Glorie (+) Lt Vandenbosch
T 64 Adj Binon Cpl Legand
T 61 Adj Delvigne (+) Sgt Moens (+)

Briedgen bridge
T 62 Adj Jordens Sgt de Ribaucourt
T 71 Adj Wieseler Adj de Coninck
T 68 Adj Vandevelds Cpl Bergmans

From the nine aircrafts only three came back to their airfield .
A little memorial exists at Vroenhoven with the names of the deads .
Each year,they were celebrated on the eleventh of may .
regards

Thank you guys for your replies. I’ll try to answer to some of your questions even if they aren’t complete.
My father war’s diary mentionned that,during his squadron’s retreat (5/III/3 Aé ),he heard that German’s troops were entering Brussel’s,the 17th.
He told to me (he is still alive,thanks to ? )that he couldn’t see the type of bombers because he was in a trench during the attack .The Belgian campaign ended the 28th,thus more than 10 days later.
My father was en enlisted man.He suffered,like many others,from hungry during the following years of occupation.He was ,two times,hostage of the Germans,draft evader (obligatory work ) and political prisoner.As we speak together about that,he always answers that many Belgians had suffered more than himself !It’s certainly true but I remain always amazed by such an attitude . I must say that ,meeting Belgian veterans of the RAF,their answers are very similar .
Regarding his squadron,a Battle squadron ,they suffered heavy losses the 11th when they bombed the bridges over the ‘Albert Canal”.
Is it possible to know if the llosses for the RAFare all above Belgian soil ?
One more time,thank you for your attention