Jagger (JJ)

Administrator

The Squadron’s Operations Record Book shows that JJ Jagger was the Captain of a 35 Squadron aircraft on the following sorties:

  1. 09/07/1943 Gelsenkirchen
  2. 13/07/1943 Aachen
  3. 15/07/1943 Montbéliard
  4. 24/07/1943 Hamburg
  5. 25/07/1943 Essen
  6. 10/08/1943 Nuremberg
  7. 12/08/1943 Turin
  8. 16/08/1943 Turin
  9. 17/08/1943 Peenemunde
  10. 23/08/1943 Berlin
  11. 27/08/1943 Nuremberg
  12. 30/08/1943 Special target near Calais
  13. 31/08/1943 Berlin
  14. 05/09/1943 Mannheim
  15. 15/09/1943 Montlucon
  16. 03/10/1943 Kassel
  17. 04/10/1943 Frankfurt
  18. 22/10/1943 Kassel
  19. 11/11/1943 Cannes
  20. 17/11/1943 Mannheim
  21. 18/11/1943 Mannheim
  22. 22/11/1943 Berlin
  23. 23/11/1943 Berlin
  24. 02/12/1943 Berlin
  25. 03/12/1943 Leipzig
  26. 23/12/1943 Berlin
  27. 21/01/1944 Magdeburg (Failed to Return)

The following shows the composition of his crew on these sorties, along with the number of sorties undertaken by each airman as part of his crew (as recorded in the squadron’s Operations Record Book). It should be noted that some of these sorties may have been aborted and therefore would not have counted for the purposes of their “Operational Tour”. Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)John Johnstone Jagger27
(2nd Dickie)Leslie Sunley White1
Melville Max Victor Lewis Muller1
William Cooke Dallin1
William McTurk1
(Navigator)Dennis Harold Kent1
Geoffrey Rhodes Whitten2
Harold Leslie Hulme1
Horatius Douglas Stewart White1
John Baker2
John Graham Walters1
John Ralph Humberstone12
Victor Robert Hobbs7
(Air Bomber)Thomas Patrick McGarry27
(Wireless Operator)Donald Smedley27
(Air Gunner)Dennis Henry Peter Womar2
Eric Hie25
Leonard Jesse North1
Nelson John Rapere24
(Air Gunner)George Carpenter2
(Flight Engineer)John Stewart Martin1
William Percival26

Posting Dates

JaggerJohn JohnstoneIn From:76 Squadron28/06/1943
Out to:War Casualty21/01/1944