Found this :http://www.pasttimesproject.co.uk/lsl_browse.php?subsite=ll&story=217 It was a Hampden bomber and i shall be able to give more details later today. The Canadian Lancaster crashed near Tingrith. Again I can give details on that as well.

Honest ,I never saw the image file name ,but I will have to stop to give other people a chance.

JDK, You are right.

I think it is a Dewoitine D.520. Look at the roundel close to the wintip and the brake unit on the wheel hub ?

No. 663 Royal Auxiliary air Force squadron was formed at Hooton Park on 01.7.1949 and maintained flights at Ringway,Llandow and Castle Bromwich until disbanded 10.3.57. The RAF Museum at Hendon should hold the record card for WE600 and from that you could find the incident date. It looks like it flipped over as a result of a forced landing,engine starting or brake incident.

DE929 approx July/Aug 1942 and T7402 around Aug 1940.

? No,we don’t want to purchase the book ,we are interested in the history of the Meteor and how it came to be at Sennybridge,plain English or what is the big mystery ???

David,

Please pass on the book details to lay this to rest .