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  • in reply to: Lancaster LM437 #1215963
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    Walter Richardson

    Hi Kurt,
    Have you been able to speak to keith yet, was he happy to let me have his contact details as I haven’t received anything yet.
    Regards
    LCFC

    in reply to: Lancaster LM437 #1235801
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    Walter Richardson

    Hi Kurt,
    If I could have Keiths contact details that would be good & I can get in touch with him. I would really like some information / pictures about Walter Richardson..
    Regards
    Steve

    in reply to: Lancaster LM437 #1166178
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    Hi Kurt,
    If I could have Keiths contact details that would be good & I can get in touch with him. I would really like some information / pictures about Walter Richardson..
    Regards
    Steve

    in reply to: Lancaster LM437 #1167987
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    Keiths contact details

    Hi Kurt,
    Sorry for the last email I hadn’t seen your reply. I am new to this site. If I could have Keiths contact details that would be good 7 I can get in touch with him.
    Regards
    Steve

    Hi Steve,

    If you know his son Keith, he has all the information. I received lots of info from the RAF Museum and found out how Walter was ejected from the aircraft. If you don’t have Keiths contact info, I can provide it with his consent.

    Cheers,
    Kurt

    in reply to: Lancaster LM437 #1167991
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    Walter Richardson

    Hi Kurt,
    I may have some information on Walter Richardson if you are still interested.
    Regards
    Steve

    I’ve a friend here in the office who’s father was a wireless operator on 50 Sqn in World War II.

    My friend is trying to find out more about the Lancaster that his father was shot down in. What we know so far is as follows:-

    Lancaster (mark unknown)
    Serial LM437
    Sqn code VN-P
    50 Sqn
    RAF Skellingthorpe.
    Shot down 3/4th May 1944 at Mailly Le Camp

    The pathfinder (Mosquito pilot) on that raid was one Leonard Cheshire, no less!

    It was Sgt Walter Richardson’s last flight of the war and he was the only survivor of his crew, though he escaped with burns so bad that the French resistance handed him to the Germans for hospitalisation.

    Can anyone offer anything futher on this aircraft, the raid or Walter Richardson please? Images of the Lancaster in question would also be greatly appreciated.

    Many thanks,

    Kurt

    in reply to: Lancaster LM437 #1174050
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    Walter Richardson

    I saw you questions about Walter Richardson. I believe that he was a relation of mine and I have been trying to find some information about him. Did you receive any info or photo’s about him. If you did I would be pleased to here from you.
    Regards
    Steve

    I’ve a friend here in the office who’s father was a wireless operator on 50 Sqn in World War II.

    My friend is trying to find out more about the Lancaster that his father was shot down in. What we know so far is as follows:-

    Lancaster (mark unknown)
    Serial LM437
    Sqn code VN-P
    50 Sqn
    RAF Skellingthorpe.
    Shot down 3/4th May 1944 at Mailly Le Camp

    The pathfinder (Mosquito pilot) on that raid was one Leonard Cheshire, no less!

    It was Sgt Walter Richardson’s last flight of the war and he was the only survivor of his crew, though he escaped with burns so bad that the French resistance handed him to the Germans for hospitalisation.

    Can anyone offer anything futher on this aircraft, the raid or Walter Richardson please? Images of the Lancaster in question would also be greatly appreciated.

    Many thanks,

    Kurt

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