There is a photo of the wreckage in “Bombers Over Sussex ” 1943-45 by pat burgess and Andy Saunders 1995,on page 33. It came down 3 miles West of Lewes. It came down near Newmarket plantation above Falmer. witnesses saw the aircraft flying low from West to East and then vanish behind the ridge followed by an explosion. There were several survivors but sadly 23 died.

Cranfield Institute library has every “Flight” and “Aeroplane” magazine,and is open to the public. To borrow books you have to pay a subscription annually which is not cheap but very good stock of aviation books.A lot of like minded enthusiasts may not be aware of this facility.

Found this as well : http://www.flensted.eu.com/1945021.shtml

Last news i have : “BKN” East Sussex Gliding Club at Ringmer.

Hatton,
Just look at the 53 Immigration questions being brought in to travel by air and justify to me that speed cameras reduce accidents !!

Try this excellent Polish Air Force history site :http://orb.polishaf.pl/unit/308sqn

Peter,

Read my earlier post, with link.

For those seriously interested = http://www.armyairforces.com/forum/m_109221/tm.htm