Everett (DB)

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

1. 19/06/1943 Le Creusot
2. 21/06/1943 Krefeld
3. 22/06/1943 Mulheim
4. 24/06/1943 Elberfeld
5. 28/06/1943 Cologne
6. 03/07/1943 Cologne
7. 24/07/1943 Hamburg
8. 27/07/1943 Hamburg
9. 30/07/1943 Remscheid
10. 02/08/1943 Hamburg
11. 10/08/1943 Nuremberg
12. 12/08/1943 Turin
13. 16/08/1943 Turin
14. 23/08/1943 Berlin
15. 30/08/1943 Munchen Gladbach
16. 15/09/1943 Montlucon
17. 16/09/1943 Modane
18. 22/09/1943 Hanover
19. 23/09/1943 Mannheim
20. 22/10/1943 Kassel
21. 11/11/1943 Cannes
22. 17/11/1943 Mannheim
23. 18/11/1943 Mannheim (Incident)
24. 22/11/1943 Berlin
25. 23/11/1943 Berlin
26. 26/11/1943 Stuttgart
27. 20/12/1943 Frankfurt
28. 23/12/1943 Berlin
29. 29/12/1943 Berlin
30. 02/01/1944 Berlin
31. 05/01/1944 Stettin
32. 20/01/1944 Berlin
33. 21/01/1944 Magdeburg
34. 27/01/1944 Heligoland
35. 28/01/1944 Forget-me-not

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Daniel Bulmer Everett	35
(2nd Dickie)	AJ May	1
	Alan Michil Ross	1
	Colin Elton	1
	Kenneth Alfred John Campbell	1
	Peter Richard Bales	2
	Ralph Blakey	1
(Navigator)	Charles Ernest Davies	3
	Herbert Alan Millar	1
	Norman Sidney Raymond McMinn	31
(Air Bomber)	Albert Walter Bennett	34
	Charles Hogg	1
(Wireless Operator)	Frank Joseph Tudor	35
(Air Gunner)	Bernard James Healy	22
	Charles Frederick Andrew	1
	Eric Hie	1
	James Gordon Steele	2
	James Walter Warren	7
	John Napier	1
	Morley Albert Arnott	9
	Paul Berkeley White	4
	Raymond Steve Courtnay	18
	Victor Eston Bent	3
	William Scott Minto Edmondston	1
(Flight Engineer)	Gordon Ireland	35

He was posted out of the squadron in March 1944, returning in August 1944

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

1. 25/08/1944 Brest
2. 26/08/1944 Kiel
3. 31/08/1944 Pourchinte
4. 03/09/1944 Gilze Rijen
5. 05/09/1944 Le Havre
6. 06/09/1944 Le Havre
7. 08/09/1944 Le Havre
8. 09/09/1944 Le Havre
9. 10/09/1944 Le Havre(Alvis”1″)
10. 11/09/1944 Le Havre-Cadillac 2
11. 12/09/1944 Dortmund
12. 15/09/1944 Kiel
13. 17/09/1944 Boulogne
14. 26/09/1944 Calais (Various aiming points)
15. 27/09/1944 Calais
16. 06/10/1944 Dortmund
17. 14/10/1944 Duisburg
18. 19/10/1944 Stuttgart (Incident)
19. 21/10/1944 Hanover
20. 23/10/1944 Essen
21. 28/10/1944 Cologne
22. 02/11/1944 Dusseldorf
23. 04/11/1944 Bochum
24. 16/11/1944 Duren
25. 18/11/1944 Wanne-Eickel
26. 21/11/1944 Sterkrade
27. 27/11/1944 Freiburg
28. 29/11/1944 Dortmund
29. 04/12/1944 Urft Dam
30. 17/12/1944 Duisburg
31. 24/12/1944 Cologne
32. 27/12/1944 Rheydt
33. 05/01/1945 Hanover
34. 06/01/1945 Hanau
35. 07/01/1945 Munich
36. 14/01/1945 Merseburg/Leuna (Incident)
37. 16/01/1945 Zeitz
38. 01/02/1945 Mainz
39. 07/02/1945 Goch (Incident)
40. 08/02/1945 Politz
41. 23/02/1945 Pforzheim
42. 27/02/1945 Mainz
43. 01/03/1945 Mannheim
44. 03/03/1945 Kamen
45. 07/03/1945 Hemmingstedt (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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Daniel Bulmer Everett	45
(2nd Dickie)	Melville Max Victor Lewis Muller	1
(Navigator)	Herbert Alan Millar	19
	James Martin Aylieff	20
	John Anthony Gardner	3
	John Verney	1
	Leslie Frank Miller	1
	Leslie Roberts	1
(Air Bomber)	Charles George Mitchell	45
(Set Operator)	Clifford Owen Russell	13
	James Bartholomew Edwards	32
(Wireless Operator)	Clarence John Taylor	22
	James Bremner	1
	Reginald Clifford Chapman	3
	Thomas Henry Warren	2
(WOP / AG)	Leonard Stewart Thorpe	18
(Air Gunner)	Albert Henry John Pidgeon	3
	Cedric Alexander Fraser-Petherbridge	1
	DR Bolton	1
	Frank Vaughan Thomas	1
	George Bell Halbert	30
	Gordon James Etheridge	1
	Jack Richard Floyde	1
	John Lawson MacDonald	29
	JS Johnson	1
	Leonard Arthur Edlin	1
	Maurice Palmer	1
	Maxwell James Martin	1
	Raymond Terence Salvoni	4
	Reginald Martin Weller	12
	Robert Christie Webster	1
	Roy William Earl	1
(Flight Engineer)	Kelvin Gordon Munro	45

Target Photo (Le Havre 10/09/1944)

Posting Dates

Everett	Daniel Bulmer	In From:	158 Squadron	00/05/1943
			PFF NTU	14/03/1944
		Out to:	PFF NTU	22/08/1944
			War Casualty	07/03/1945

Espy (HJ)

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

1. 27/03/1943 Berlin (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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Harl J. Espy	1
(Navigator)	George Charles Dynes	1
(Air Bomber)	James Hubert Naylor	1
(Wireless Operator)	Reginald Charles Smith	1
(Air Gunner)	Charles Pattison	1
	George Harold Yeates	1
(Flight Engineer)	Ronald Albert Henry Thomas	1

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Elton (C)

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

1. 14/01/1944 Special target (Aborted)
2. 21/01/1944 Magdeburg
3. 19/02/1944 Gardening
4. 20/02/1944 Stuttgart
5. 22/02/1944 Gardening (Aborted)
6. 24/02/1944 Schweinfurt
7. 25/02/1944 Augsburg
8. 01/03/1944 Stuttgart
9. 26/03/1944 Essen
10. 30/03/1944 Nuremberg
11. 27/04/1944 Friedrichshafen
12. 03/05/1944 Montdidier (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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Colin Elton	12
(Navigator)	John Hugh Ferguson	12
(Air Bomber)	Albert Clement Michael Taylor	1
	Clayton Hugh Jack	9
	John Francis Myers	1
	Reginald George Samuel Russell	1
(Wireless Operator)	Kenneth Anthony Oswald	12
(Air Gunner)	Harry Roy Lowman	1
	Howard James Norman	12
	John Thomas Fenton	11
(Flight Engineer)	Alan John White	1
	Albert Royden Tranter	10

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ELTON CREW
[Courtesy of Brenn Gunn]

Posting Dates

Colin Elton	03/12/1943	In From:	1658 Conversion Unit
	03/05/1944	Out To:	War Casualty

Elliott (PC)

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

1. 13/10/1942 Kiel
2. 15/10/1942 Cologne
3. 18/11/1942 Turin
4. 22/11/1942 Stuttgart
5. 28/11/1942 Turin
6. 02/12/1942 Frankfurt
7. 06/12/1942 Mannheim
8. 08/12/1942 Turin
9. 09/12/1942 Turin
10. 11/02/1943 Wilhelmshaven
11. 14/02/1943 Cologne
12. 18/02/1943 Wilhelmshaven
13. 19/02/1943 Wilhelmshaven
14. 26/02/1943 Cologne
15. 01/03/1943 Berlin (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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Peter Campbell Elliott	15
(2nd Dickie)	Ronald Edward Wilkes	1
(Navigator)	George Christopher Harvey Chandler	14
	Peter Geoffrey Powell	1
(Air Bomber)	– Crisp	1
	Kenneth Drew Rome	2
	E Brant	6
	Roy Victor Ledger	6
(Wireless Operator)	George Sarsfield Sloman	14
	Herbert John Ross	1
(Air Gunner)	Denis Kelly	14
	JA Newbold	9
	Thomas Neville Sankey	6
(Flight Engineer)	Stanley Langford Conway Watt	15

Elliott (GAL)

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

1. 26/06/1941 Kiel
2. 05/07/1941 Magdeburg
3. 07/07/1941 Frankfurt
4. 08/07/1941 Merseburg
5. 24/07/1941 La Pallice (Incident)
6. 05/08/1941 Karlsruhe

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	George Arthur Litchfield Elliot	6
(2nd Pilot)	James Braidwood Stark	5
	Wesley Leonard Belous	1
(Observer)	– White	6
(WOP / AG)	– Elcoate	6
	James Patrick Henderson	1
	John Collins	3
	John Peter Burton Buckley	1
(Air Gunner)	– Hill	6
(Flight Engineer)	– Berwick	1
	John Norman Hindle	5

Durrant (SA)

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

1. 08/10/1943 Bremen
2. 22/10/1943 Kassel (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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Stanley Arthur Durrant	2
(Navigator)	Arthur Robert Jordan	2
(Air Bomber)	Christopher Fiveash Packham	2
(Wireless Operator)	Wilfred George Hart	2
(Air Gunner)	Aubrey Ronald Brace	2
	Robert Stanley Kift	2
(Flight Engineer)	Walter George Kingham	2

Douglas (WG)

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

1. 03/08/1944 Bois de Cassan
2. 04/08/1944 Trossy-St-Maxim (Daylight)
3. 11/08/1944 Douai
4. 14/08/1944 Falaise
5. 06/09/1944 Emden
6. 06/10/1944 Sterkrade
7. 14/10/1944 Duisburg (Daylight}
8. 25/10/1944 Essen
9. 28/10/1944 Walcheren
10. 29/10/1944 Walcheren
11. 16/11/1944 Duren
12. 18/11/1944 Wanne-Eickel
13. 21/11/1944 Sterkrade
14. 04/12/1944 Urft Dam
15. 05/12/1944 Soest
16. 06/12/1944 Merseburg (Leuna)
17. 12/12/1944 Essen
18. 15/12/1944 Ludwigshafen
19. 17/12/1944 Duisburg
20. 02/01/1945 Ludwigshafen
21. 05/01/1945 Hanover
22. 07/01/1945 Munich
23. 14/01/1945 Merseburg/Leuna
24. 16/01/1945 Zeitz
25. 22/01/1945 Gelsenkirchen
26. 02/02/1945 Wanne Eickel
27. 13/02/1945 Dresden
28. 14/02/1945 Chemnitz (2)
29. 20/02/1945 Dortmund
30. 21/02/1945 Duisburg
31. 23/02/1945 Pforzheim
32. 27/02/1945 Mainz
33. 02/03/1945 Cologne
34. 05/03/1945 Chemnitz
35. 07/03/1945 Hemmingstedt
36. 08/03/1945 Hamburg
37. 12/03/1945 Dortmund
38. 03/04/1945 Nordhausen
39. 04/04/1945 Leuna
40. 09/04/1945 Kiel
41. 11/04/1945 Bayreuth
42. 14/04/1945 Potsdam
43. 22/04/1945 Bremen
44. 24/04/1945 Neubrandenburg POW Camp

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	William George Douglas	44
(2nd Dickie)	Donald Frederick Edgar Charles Dean	1
(Navigator)	Arthur Thompson	30
	FL Bertram	13
	Walter George Palmer	1
(Air Bomber)	LHP Coleman	15
	Wilfred Marshall Buck	28
(Set Operator)	Frederick Arthur Stock	30
	P Tuck	1
	Peter James Leeves	1
(Wireless Operator)	Leslie George Holland	1
	LF Westgate	1
	William McDonald	1
	Michael Henry Walters	40
	Leonard Stewart Thorpe	1
(Air Gunner)	Solomon Joseph Harold Andrew	32
	CL Carter	12
	George Leonard Marsh	43
	Squire Nuttall	1
(Flight Engineer)	Andrew Jenkinson Dick	5
	George Brodie Sharpe	1
	Michael William Hanham	23
	SJG Price	1
	(Possibly) Charles Melville Fenwick	14

Dean (DFEC)

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

1. 25/02/1943 Nuremberg
2. 28/02/1943 St.Nazaire (Crashed on Landing)
3. 03/03/1943 Hamburg
4. 05/03/1943 Essen
5. 09/03/1943 Munich
6. 11/03/1943 Stuttgart
7. 22/03/1943 St.Nazaire
8. 08/04/1943 Duisburg
9. 12/05/1943 Duisburg
10. 11/06/1943 Munster
11. 09/08/1943 Mannheim
12. 16/08/1943 Turin
13. 15/09/1943 Montlucon

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Donald Frederick Edgar Charles Dean	13
(2nd Dickie)	AJ May	1
	Melville Max Victor Lewis Muller	1
(Navigator)	Dudley Peter David Archer	11
	Norman George Emery	1
	Richard Charles Tucker	1
(Air Bomber)	Alfred Edward Ralph Bexton	10
	Derrick Ernest Coleman	1
	P Smith	1
(Navigator)	Eric Harold Bagnald	1
(Wireless Operator)	Allan Roland Ball	10
	Harold Thomas Maskell	1
	Henry Randolph McMahon Stroud	1
(WOP / AG)	Leonard Stewart Thorpe	1
(Air Gunner)	– –	1
	William James Simpson	1
	Charles Frederick Andrew	1
	George Francis Denis Murray	1
	James Russell Griffin	9
	Norman Francis Williams	1
	Ross Albert Whitfield	1
	Walter Allan Hooper	1
	William Scott Minto Edmondston	3
(Flight Engineer)	Edmund Ernest Stocker	1
	Donald Harrington Craig	11
	Thomas Ellwood	1

He was posted out of the squadron in November 1943, rejoining in July 1944.

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

1. 17/09/1944 Boulogne,AP5,AP3,AP2,AP4
2. 25/09/1944 Calais (Aborted)
3. 04/11/1944 Bochum
4. 05/01/1945 Hanover
5. 22/01/1945 Gelsenkirchen
6. 13/02/1945 Bohlen

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Donald Frederick Edgar Charles Dean	6
(2nd Pilot)	Francis Cheshire	1
	George Simpson Lawson	1
(Navigator)	Geoffrey Simpson	1
	John Anthony Gardner	1
	John Geoffrey Faulkner	1
	Leslie Roberts	1
	Philip Patrick  McGuinness	1
	Ralph Kirk Raper	1
(Air Bomber)	Samuel Rene Green	1
	Alfred Edward Ralph Bexton	1
	Edward George Meredith	1
	Gilbert Victor Williams	1
	Kevin Juckes	1
	Norman Brown	1
(Set Operator)	Gilbert Wood	3
(Wireless Operator)	Donald Joseph Lawrence	1
	James Bremner	1
	John Seymore Winter	1
	Leslie George Holland	1
	Reginald Clifford Chapman	1
	Stanley Turner	1
	Thomas Henry Warren	1
(Air Gunner)	William James Simpson	1
	David McMillan	1
	F Bales	1
	Geoffrey John North	2
	Gordon James Etheridge	1
	James Mursell Colledge	1
	John Cairns	1
	Kenneth Albert Lawrence Mitchell	1
	Lawrence White	1
	SJ Smith	1
(Flight Engineer)	David Perkin Adamson	1
	Donald Harrington Craig	3
	Douglas Aubrey Cole	1
	Jeffrey Francis Pryce Harper	1

Posting Dates

Dean	Donald Frederick Edgar Charles	In From:	19 O.T.U.	15/02/1943
		Out to:	PFF NTU	17/11/1943
		In From:	PFF NTU	25/07/1944
		Out to:	RAF Stn. Wyton	07/03/1945

Deacon (EW)

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

1. 30/04/1943 Essen
2. 23/05/1943 Dortmund
3. 25/05/1943 Dusseldorf
4. 29/05/1943 Wuppertal
5. 11/06/1943 Dusseldorf
6. 12/06/1943 Bochum
7. 16/06/1943 Cologne
8. 19/06/1943 Le Creusot & Henri Paul
9. 21/06/1943 Krefeld
10. 15/07/1943 Montbéliard
11. 24/07/1943 Hamburg
12. 29/07/1943 Hamburg
13. 02/08/1943 Hamburg
14. 09/08/1943 Mannheim
15. 10/08/1943 Nuremberg
16. 16/08/1943 Turin
17. 17/08/1943 Peenemunde
18. 23/08/1943 Berlin
19. 27/08/1943 Nuremberg
20. 31/08/1943 Berlin
21. 15/09/1943 Montlucon
22. 16/09/1943 Modane
23. 22/09/1943 Hanover
24. 23/09/1943 Mannheim
25. 27/09/1943 Hanover
26. 08/10/1943 Bremen
27. 14/01/1944 Special target
28. 15/02/1944 Gardening

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Edward William Deacon	28
(Navigator)	Charles Ernest Davies	1
	Geoffrey Rhodes Whitten	1
	Gordon Henry Francis Carter	24
	Herbert Alan Millar	1
	Reginald Gordon Houston	1
(Air Bomber)	Charles Hogg	24
	Douglas Harris	1
	George Dennis Linacre	2
	Horace John Backhouse	1
(Wireless Operator)	_ Hughes	1
	John Elliott Fenwick	1
	P Wright	26
(Air Gunner)	Alfred Fred Poynton	23
	James Bernard Anthony Scannell	2
	John Dixon Atkinson	1
	JT New	1
	Kenneth Knight	1
	Ronald Stanley Child	1
	Roy Ronald Long	1
	William Hugo McCormick	26
(Flight Engineer)	Alfred Norman Leslie Moss	1
	Donald Harrington Craig	1
	George Forman	26

Davies (SE)

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

1. 30/05/1942 Cologne
2. 01/06/1942 Essen
3. 06/06/1942 Emden (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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Sidney Edward Davies	3
(Navigator)	Jack Kenneth Corke	2
(Observer)	Talbot Jones Taylor	1
(WOP / AG)	Arthur Squires	3
	Robert Leonard Bradshaw	2
(Air Gunner)	– Ogg	1
	Robert Thomas Morris	2
	Roderick James Chisholm	1
(Flight Engineer)	Howell Thomas	3

Davies (KT)

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

1. 03/12/1943 Leipzig
2. 29/12/1943 Berlin
3. 27/01/1944 Heligoland
4. 28/01/1944 Berlin

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Kenneth Thomas Davies	4
(Navigator)	George Westmoreland	4
(Air Bomber)	Geoffrey Pell Dawson	4
(Wireless Operator)	Richard Percival William Woodward	4
(Air Gunner)	Eric Henry Grimwade	4
	Raymond Reginald Dennis  Matthews	4
(Flight Engineer)	Cyril Henry Charles Maddison	2
	Leslie Valentine Norton	2

Daniels (SP)

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

1. 25/11/1943 Frankfurt
2. 20/12/1943 Frankfurt
3. 30/01/1944 Berlin
4. 15/03/1944 Stuttgart (Aborted)
5. 30/03/1944 Nuremberg
6. 18/04/1944 Rouen
7. 22/04/1944 Laon
8. 08/05/1944 Haine-St.Pierre
9. 27/05/1944 Bourg Leopold
10. 02/06/1944 Trappes
11. 06/06/1944 St-Lo
12. 30/06/1944 Oisemont/Neuville Au Bois
13. 06/07/1944 Coquereaux
14. 07/07/1944 Caen
15. 15/07/1944 Nucourt
16. 18/07/1944 H2-Manneville (Daylight)

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Sidney Patrick Daniels	16
(2nd Dickie)	E Hislop	1
(Navigator)	Harry Cecil Wright	1
	Brian Arnold Stoker	2
	Cyril Thomas John Trott	3
	DM MacLeod	1
	Eric Harold Bagnald	3
	Horace Arthur  Satterthwaite	1
	John Maule	1
	Leslie Roberts	1
	Malcolm George Harris	1
	Philip Patrick  McGuinness	1
	William Galway Copp	1
(Air Bomber)	Joseph William Wilkinson	1
	Albert Walter Bennett	1
	Alexander Grant	1
	Allan Douglas Nightingale	1
	Bernard Chapman Brooker	1
	Charles Henry Pettit	1
	Charles Hogg	1
	Clayton Hugh Jack	1
	Derrick Ernest Coleman	1
	Douglas William Kermode	3
	Francis Herbert Thomas McNally	1
	Kaare Stenwig	1
	Raymond George Everest	2
(Set Operator)	Alexander Watson Lister	1
	Samuel Rene Green	4
	Horace John Backhouse	1
	Robert Lorimer Williams	1
(Wireless Operator)	Archibald Clarence Aston	1
	Frank Joseph Tudor	1
	Harold Thomas Maskell	2
	John Golding	1
	John Mossop	1
	P Wright	1
	Robert Henry Sadler	2
	Ronald Bull	1
	Thomas Henry Warren	2
(WOP / AG)	Leonard Stewart Thorpe	5
(Air Gunner)	Ernest Kenwright	1
	Solomon Joseph Harold Andrew	1
	Alfred Fred Poynton	1
	Archibald Ernest Williams	2
	Clifford Alan Hill	1
	FS Symes	1
	FW Hall	2
	GJ Reid	1
	James Arthur Bowen	1
	James Mursell Colledge	2
	John Ernest Levett	1
	John James McKenzie	1
	Kenneth James Rees	1
	Morley Albert Arnott	1
	Norman Moffatt	1
	Reginald Noah Collins	1
	Robert William Garrard	1
	Squire Nuttall	3
	Victor Eston Bent	2
	Wallace John Stewart	3
	Walter Allan Hooper	2
	William Charles Campbell	1
	William Hugo McCormick	1
(Flight Engineer)	Albert Edward Waddicor	2
	Anton Torvald Wang	1
	Charles Douglas Eric Seaton	1
	Frederick Ronald Harmsworth-Smith	2
	George Forman	1
	George Smith	2
	Gordon Acklam	1
	Gordon William Albert Lloyd	1
	Henry George Smith	1
	Jack Weaver	3
	James William Street	1

Daniel (RW)

The Squadron’s Operations Record Book shows that RW Daniel 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. 27/07/1943 Hamburg
6. 29/07/1943 Hamburg
7. 30/07/1943 Remscheid
8. 02/08/1943 Hamburg
9. 10/08/1943 Nuremberg
10. 12/08/1943 Turin
11. 23/08/1943 Berlin
12. 27/08/1943 Nuremberg
13. 30/08/1943 Munchen Gladbach
14. 31/08/1943 Berlin
15. 03/09/1943 Special target NW France
16. 05/09/1943 Mannheim
17. 15/09/1943 Montlucon
18. 16/09/1943 Modane
19. 22/09/1943 Hanover
20. 23/09/1943 Mannheim
21. 27/09/1943 Hanover
22. 03/11/1943 Dusseldorf
23. 11/11/1943 Cannes (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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Ronald William Daniel	23
(2nd Dickie)	Colin Frazer Blundell	1
	John Muir Candlish	2
(Navigator)	John Wilfred Harrison	23
(Air Bomber)	Leslie Dennis Hosking	23
(Wireless Operator)	Albert John Thomson	23
(Air Gunner)	Donald Wood	23
	Frank George Bell	23
(Flight Engineer)	Edmund Ernest Stocker	1
	John Stewart Martin	1
	Thomas Ellwood	1
	William Phipps	20

DANIEL RW CREW (WITH GROUND CREW)
[Courtesy of Paul Ruban]

Dallin (WC)

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

1. 27/09/1943 Hanover
2. 29/09/1943 Bochum
3. 03/10/1943 Kassel
4. 04/10/1943 Frankfurt
5. 08/10/1943 Bremen
6. 22/10/1943 Kassel
7. 03/11/1943 Dusseldorf
8. 11/11/1943 Cannes (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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	William Cooke Dallin	8
(2nd Dickie)	Leonard Mountstephen Whetham	1
(Navigator)	Stanley Francis Jefferson	8
(Air Bomber)	Henry Brian Hall	8
(Wireless Operator)	John Richard Vass	8
(Air Gunner)	Denis George Button	8
	Trevor Wynne Roberts	8
(Flight Engineer)	Denis William Clayton Wade	8

Cribb (PH)

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

1. 15/01/1942 Hamburg
2. 12/02/1942 English Channel / North Sea
3. 03/03/1942 Billancourt
4. 09/03/1942 Essen
5. 08/04/1942 Hamburg
6. 27/04/1942 Battleship
7. 28/04/1942 Battleship
8. 30/05/1942 Cologne
9. 01/06/1942 Essen
10. 03/06/1942 Bremen
11. 25/06/1942 Bremen
12. 29/06/1942 Bremen
13. 08/07/1942 Wilhelmshaven
14. 19/07/1942 Vegesack
15. 25/07/1942 Duisburg
16. 26/07/1942 Hamburg
17. 29/07/1942 Saarbrucken
18. 31/07/1942 Dusseldorf
19. 06/08/1942 Duisburg
20. 18/08/1942 Flensburg
21. 14/09/1942 Wilhelmshaven
22. 05/10/1942 Aachen
23. 13/10/1942 Kiel
24. 15/10/1942 Cologne
25. 20/11/1942 Turin
26. 22/11/1942 Stuttgart
27. 28/11/1942 Turin
28. 02/12/1942 Frankfurt
29. 06/12/1942 Mannheim
30. 08/12/1942 Turin

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Peter Henry Cribb	30
(2nd Pilot)	– Hill	1
	Arthur Edward Hammond	1
	Frank Edward Gardiner	3
	Frederick Caldwell	1
(Navigator)	William Robert Francis Grierson-Jackson	25
	– Wilson	4
	Alan James Child	1
(Air Bomber)	Kenneth Drew Rome	1
	Lionel Leonard Thomas	22
(Wireless Operator)	Glenburne George Galvin	16
	Joseph Pierre Gaston Blanchet	1
	Walter Montague Gordon Wing	29
	William Patrick Ryan	5
	William Warren Craig	1
(Air Gunner)	Charles Fullerton Stewart	21
	Gerald Anthony Doman	1
	Luther Martin	8
	Mark Anthony Sachs	1
	Michael Albert Edward Bradford	1
(Flight Engineer)	Harry Haxby	1
	John Ralph Storey	2
	Stanley Langford Conway Watt	1
	William Patrick O’Kane	26

He was posted out of the squadron in January 1943, rejoining in May 1944

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

1. 31/05/1944 Trappes
2. 05/06/1944 Longues
3. 07/06/1944 Foret De Cerisy
4. 09/06/1944 Rennes
5. 11/06/1944 Tours
6. 14/06/1944 Evrecy
7. 15/06/1944 Fouillard
8. 22/06/1944 Laon
9. 25/06/1944 Montorgueil
10. 04/07/1944 Villeneuve St.Georges
11. 06/07/1944 Siracourt
12. 07/07/1944 Caen
13. 12/07/1944 Rollez
14. 15/07/1944 Nucourt
15. 18/07/1944 H2-Manneville (Daylight)

(Pilot)	Peter Henry Cribb	15
(Navigator)	Alfred Carman Strout	14
	Reginald Arthur  Ward	1
(Air Bomber)	Lorne Vincent Tyndale	14
	Ronald Owen Tudberry	1
(Wireless Operator)	Henry Silverwood	14
	James Bremner	1
(Air Gunner)	Cedric Alexander Fraser-Petherbridge	2
	Charles Fullerton Stewart	8
	Donald Andrew Wager	7
	Douglas Edward John Stevens	12
	Frederick Robert Hayward	1
(Flight Engineer)	Andrew Jenkinson Dick	1
	George Richard Bradley	14

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

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Cribb (Source: IMW CH 6477)

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  Believed to be PH Cribb

Posting Dates

Cribb	Peter Henry	In From:	22 O.T.U.	08/12/1941
		Out to:	B.D.U. (Newmarket)	17/01/1943
		In From:	B.D.U. (Newmarket)	09/05/1944
		Out to:	582 Squadron	25/07/1944

Creswell (EK)

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

1. 19/08/1941 Kiel
2. 28/08/1941 Duisburg
3. 31/08/1941 Cologne
4. 07/09/1941 Berlin
5. 10/09/1941 Turin (Forced Landed)
6. 15/09/1941 Hamburg
7. 29/09/1941 Stettin
8. 10/10/1941 Essen (Incident)
9. 14/10/1941 Nuremberg
10. 07/11/1941 Berlin
11. 25/11/1941 Brest

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Edmund Keith Creswell	11
(2nd Pilot)	Donald Philip MacIntyre	2
	Douglas Rowley-Blake	1
	Duncan Gordon McKay	4
	John Stanley Gearing	1
	Richard Roye Drummond	2
	Ross Hardie	1
(Observer)	– Hewlett	3
	Alfred Abels	2
	Gerard John Peter Henry	4
	Maurice Osborne Stephens	2
(WOP / AG)	E Kinsella	1
	Maurice Victor Wakeling	2
	Stanley Frank Hazleton	2
	Stanley Turner	11
	Walter Montague Gordon Wing	6
(Air Gunner)	G Lowe	10
	Royston Denis William Carrington	1
(Flight Engineer)	J Colgan	4
	Dennis Sidney Hunt	5
	Frank Stewart	2

He was posted out of the squadron in January 1942, rejoining in February 1943.

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

1. 21/02/1943 Bremen
2. 25/02/1943 Nuremberg
3. 28/02/1943 St.Nazaire
4. 01/03/1943 Berlin
5. 05/03/1943 Essen
6. 09/03/1943 Munich
7. 27/03/1943 Berlin
8. 29/03/1943 Berlin
9. 10/04/1943 Frankfurt
10. 14/04/1943 Stuttgart
11. 18/04/1943 Spezia
12. 20/04/1943 Stettin
13. 12/05/1943 Duisburg
14. 13/05/1943 Pilsen
15. 29/05/1943 Wuppertal
16. 11/06/1943 Munster
17. 19/06/1943 Le Creusot & Henri Paul
18. 21/06/1943 Krefeld
19. 13/07/1943 Aachen
20. 15/07/1943 Montbéliard
21. 24/07/1943 Hamburg
22. 27/07/1943 Hamburg
23. 09/08/1943 Mannheim
24. 23/08/1943 Berlin
25. 19/02/1944 Leipzig
26. 18/03/1944 Frankfurt (Aborted)
27. 22/03/1944 Frankfurt
28. 24/03/1944 Berlin
29. 30/03/1944 Nuremberg
30. 22/04/1944 Laon
31. 24/04/1944 Karlsruhe
32. 26/04/1944 Villeneuve St.Georges
33. 27/04/1944 Friedrichshafen
34. 30/04/1944 Acheres
35. 07/05/1944 Nantes
36. 10/05/1944 Lens
37. 19/05/1944 Boulogne
38. 31/05/1944 Trappes
39. 09/06/1944 Rennes
40. 12/06/1944 Arras
41. 15/06/1944 Fouillard
42. 04/07/1944 Villeneuve St.Georges
43. 07/07/1944 Caen
44. 12/07/1944 Tours
45. 18/07/1944 H2-Manneville (Daylight)

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Edmund Keith Creswell	45
(2nd Dickie)	Brian Guinness Glover	1
(Navigator)	Alan James Dowling	18
	Charles Ernest Davies	1
	Herbert Alan Millar	20
	Boris Oleh Bodnar	6
(Air Bomber)	Donald Kenneth Allport	44
	Douglas Harris	1
(Set Operator)	Alexander Watson Lister	1
	Albert Clement Michael Taylor	14
	Bernard Chapman Brooker	1
	Charles Henry Pettit	1
	Hector John Plank	1
(Wireless Operator)	Benjamin Thomas Royall	1
	Charles Miller	20
	John Elliott Fenwick	1
	Marcus Rees	21
	Samuel Angus Moores	1
	Harold John Rogers	1
(Air Gunner)	William James Simpson	20
	Albert Ephraim Bird	11
	Geoffrey Arnold Perry	1
	George Waller Dickenson	17
	JM Prior	1
	John Dixon Atkinson	1
	John Meredith Fryer	8
	Leslie Ledger	6
	Randolph Rhodes	19
	Roy Ronald Long	1
	Harold John Rogers	4
(Flight Engineer)	Alan John White	19
	Alfred Norman Leslie Moss	1
	George Henry Cross	10
	James Cunningham McKnight	14

Posting Dates

Creswell	Edmund Keith	In From:	51 Squadron	28/07/1941
		Out to:	28 Conv. Flt.	06/01/1942
		In From:	102 Squadron	15/02/1943
		Out to:	HQ Transport Command	09/08/1944

Cracknell (DA)

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

1. 03/09/1944 Gilze Rijen
2. 06/09/1944 Emden
3. 10/09/1944 Le Havre(Alvis”1″)
4. 11/09/1944 Gelsenkirchen
5. 12/09/1944 Wanne-Eickel
6. 20/09/1944 Calais
7. 25/09/1944 Calais (Aborted)
8. 26/09/1944 Calais (Various aiming points)
9. 27/09/1944 Calais
10. 05/10/1944 Saarbrucken
11. 06/10/1944 Dortmund
12. 14/10/1944 Duisburg
13. 19/10/1944 Stuttgart
14. 23/10/1944 Essen
15. 25/10/1944 Essen
16. 29/10/1944 Walcheren
17. 02/11/1944 Dusseldorf
18. 18/11/1944 Wanne-Eickel
19. 21/11/1944 Sterkrade
20. 27/11/1944 Freiburg
21. 29/11/1944 Dortmund

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Douglas Aubrey Cracknell	21
(Navigator)	George Stuart Patchet	21
(Air Bomber)	Cuthbert Gorham Gifford	21
(Set Operator)	Frederick C ameron Shortts	4
	John Duncan Crombie	10
	Walter Stanley Mountford	1
(Wireless Operator)	Edward John Lisle	21
(Air Gunner)	Cyril George Peak	21
	Thomas James Harvey	19
	James Bremner	2
(Flight Engineer)	Andrew Jenkinson Dick	1
	George Cross	4
	Gordon Lindsley	4
	James Keith Spedding	1
	John Kenneth Kershaw	3
	George John Washford	7
	(Possibly) Charles Melville Fenwick	1

Target Photo Calais 27/09/1944

Coulson (SP)

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

1. 03/09/1944 Gilze Rijen
2. 11/09/1944 Le Havre-Cadillac 1
3. 12/09/1944 Frankfurt
4. 15/09/1944 Kiel
5. 25/09/1944 Calais (Aborted)
6. 12/10/1944 Wanne-Eickel
7. 14/10/1944 Duisburg
8. 14/10/1944 Duisburg (Daylight}
9. 19/10/1944 Stuttgart
10. 21/10/1944 Hanover
11. 23/10/1944 Essen
12. 25/10/1944 Essen
13. 27/11/1944 Freiburg
14. 29/11/1944 Dortmund
15. 04/12/1944 Urft Dam
16. 05/12/1944 Soest
17. 06/12/1944 Merseburg (Leuna)
18. 12/12/1944 Essen
19. 17/12/1944 Ulm
20. 21/12/1944 Cologne
21. 22/12/1944 Koblenz
22. 28/12/1944 Bonn
23. 29/12/1944 Gelsenkirchen
24. 05/01/1945 Hanover
25. 06/01/1945 Hanau
26. 07/01/1945 Munich

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Stafford Pulleine Coulson	26
(Navigator)	Robert Thomas Johns	5
	Harry Bennett	21
(Air Bomber)	Harry Denis Michell	26
(Set Operator)	Clifford Owen Russell	1
(Wireless Operator)	Percy Albert Gardner	1
	Ronald Isherwood	19
	Ronald Joseph Dobson	1
	Roy Maurice Jenkins	1
	Stanley Turner	1
	Thomas Ogden	1
	Leonard Stewart Thorpe	1
(Air Gunner)	Bert William Golden	1
	Cedric Alexander Fraser-Petherbridge	1
	Francis George Crowhurst	20
	Ivor Collin Heath	20
	Jack Cecil Black	1
	Jack Norman Oliver	2
	James Johnston Black	1
	Leonard Arthur Edlin	1
	Malcolm Harry McVey	1
	Ronald Henry Rudyard Grayson	1
	Roy William Earl	1
	William Thomas Quirke	1
(Flight Engineer)	Raymond Marcel Hallett	26

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  SP Coulson

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Awards

SP Coulson (Recommendation for DFC) Gazetted (no citation) LG 13/04/1945

SP Coulson also awarded DSO (Gazetted LG 26/10/1945)

Cooper (ERPS)

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

1. 25/07/1941 Berlin (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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Ernest Ronald Peter Shackle Cooper	1
(2nd Pilot)	John Milne Rigg Cruickshank	1
(Observer)	Robert Victor Collinge	1
(WOP / AG)	Albert James Heller	1
	Douglas James Mennie	1
(Air Gunner)	Reginald Arthur Bates	1
(Flight Engineer)	Ernest Short	1

Cook (WN)

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

1. 23/07/1944 Kiel
2. 25/07/1944 Stuttgart
3. 30/07/1944 Normandy
4. 07/08/1944 Normandy
5. 09/08/1944 Foret De Nieppe
6. 14/08/1944 Falaise
7. 16/08/1944 Stettin
8. 18/08/1944 Bremen
9. 25/08/1944 Watton (Incident)
10. 26/08/1944 Kiel
11. 03/09/1944 Gilze Rijen
12. 08/09/1944 Le Havre
13. 09/09/1944 Le Havre
14. 10/09/1944 Le Havre (Alvis”1″)
15. 11/09/1944 Le Havre-Cadillac 1
16. 12/09/1944 Frankfurt
17. 15/09/1944 Kiel
18. 17/09/1944 Westkapelle
19. 05/10/1944 Saarbrucken
20. 06/10/1944 Dortmund
21. 14/10/1944 Duisburg (Daylight}
22. 15/10/1944 Wilhelmshaven
23. 19/10/1944 Stuttgart
24. 21/10/1944 Hanover
25. 28/10/1944 Cologne
26. 29/10/1944 Walcheren
27. 02/11/1944 Dusseldorf
28. 04/11/1944 Bochum
29. 18/11/1944 Wanne-Eickel
30. 21/11/1944 Aschaffenburg
31. 27/11/1944 Freiburg
32. 29/11/1944 Dortmund
33. 04/12/1944 Urft Dam
34. 05/12/1944 Soest
35. 06/12/1944 Merseburg (Leuna)
36. 17/12/1944 Ulm
37. 21/12/1944 Cologne
38. 26/12/1944 St.Vith
39. 13/01/1945 Saarbrucken
40. 14/01/1945 Merseburg/Leuna
41. 16/01/1945 Magdeburg
42. 22/01/1945 Gelsenkirchen
43. 28/01/1945 Stuttgart
44. 01/02/1945 Mainz
45. 04/02/1945 Bonn
46. 07/02/1945 Goch
47. 08/02/1945 Politz
48. 14/02/1945 Chemnitz (2)
49. 20/02/1945 Reisholz
50. 05/03/1945 Chemnitz
51. 07/03/1945 Dessau
52. 15/03/1945 Bottrop
53. 20/03/1945 Heide
54. 24/03/1945 Gladbeck
    

Note: WN Cook also flew one sortie on 18/07/1944 [Wesseling] as second dickie to MW Mills

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	William Norman Cook	54
(Navigator)	Arthur Bryan Curtis	54
(Air Bomber)	George Binns	43
	Peter Coggan	11
(Set Operator)	Gilbert Wood	4
	Peter Coggan	38
(Wireless Operator)	Malcolm Leonard Toynton	35
	William McDonald	19
(Air Gunner)	Andrew Jackson Mundell	1
	D Therault	13
	Donald Charles Dunkley	1
	Douglas Farrant Hadland	3
	Edward Garner	2
	Frank Vaughan Thomas	41
	Geoffrey Alwin Knapp	1
	George Henry Parsons	2
	George Leonard Marsh	1
	Harry Foxton	1
	Henry Frank MacNevin	1
	Jack Richard Floyde	1
	James Mursell Colledge	1
	Maurice Palmer	29
	Maxwell Edwin Ladyman	1
	Phillip James Pentelow	1
	RET Hunter	1
	Robert Nicholson	1
	Roy Ronald Long	3
	Vivian Montague Bailey Halls	1
	William Thomas Quirke	2
(Flight Engineer)	Andrew Jenkinson Dick	1
	Peter Varty	53

Target Photo Gilze-Rijen 03/09/1944

Collings (RWP)

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

1. 10/03/1941 Le Havre
2. 13/03/1941 Hamburg
3. 17/06/1941 Hanover

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Raymond William Pennington Collings	3
(2nd Pilot)	Eric George Franklin	2
	Ian Colin Hay	1
(Observer)	William Abbotson Tetley	3
(WOP / AG)	Arthur Maurice Moncrieff Hill	3
(Air Gunner)	John Robert Armstrong Careless	3
	E Kinsella	1
(Flight Engineer)	Stanley Langford Conway Watt	3

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  RWP Colllings

Coleman (RW)

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

1. 10/05/1944 Lens

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	RW Coleman	1
(Navigator)	Herbert George Hornsby	1
(Air Bomber)	Clayton Hugh Jack	1
(Wireless Operator)	John Elliott Fenwick	1
(Air Gunner)	Douglas Edward John Stevens	1
	William Charles Campbell	1
(Flight Engineer)	Anton Torvald Wang	1

Cobb (NA)

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

1. 28/03/1943 St.Nazaire
2. 29/03/1943 Berlin
3. 02/04/1943 Lorient
4. 08/04/1943 Duisburg
5. 10/04/1943 Frankfurt
6. 14/04/1943 Stuttgart
7. 16/04/1943 Mannheim
8. 20/04/1943 Stettin
9. 26/04/1943 Duisburg
10. 29/05/1943 Wuppertal (Incident)
11. 11/06/1943 Dusseldorf (Incident)
12. 16/06/1943 Cologne
13. 19/06/1943 Le Creusot
14. 28/06/1943 Cologne (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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Nelson Alexander Cobb	14
(2nd Dickie)	Leonard Whiteley	1
(Navigator)	David Archibald Codd	14
	Herbert Brian Felix  Lymna	1
(Air Bomber)	Walter Palfrey Trask	14
(Wireless Operator)	Charles Henry Bulloch	13
	Francis Gerald Murphy	1
(Air Gunner)	Charles Fullerton Stewart	2
	Jack Edward Stuart Matthews	3
	Mark Anthony Sachs	3
	Norman Francis Williams	11
	Thomas Richard Desmond Smith	9
(Flight Engineer)	Roland Hurlston Baldwin	14

Cobb (JAG)

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

1. 04/05/1943 Dortmund (Crashed on Landing)

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Joseph Albert George Cobb	1
(Navigator)	Samuel Albert Coles	1
(Air Bomber)	Stanton Eric Arthur Russell	1
(Wireless Operator)	John Desmond Collinge	1
(Air Gunner)	Charles Harold Fisher	1
	James Howden Robertson	1
(Flight Engineer)	Frederick Ronald Beech	1

Coates (RW)

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

1. 22/04/1944 Laon

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	RW Coates	1
(Navigator)	Herbert George Hornsby	1
(Air Bomber)	Douglas Harris	1
(Wireless Operator)	John Elliott Fenwick	1
(Air Gunner)	Alfred Harold Wood	1
	John Dixon Atkinson	1
(Flight Engineer)	Alfred Norman Leslie Moss	1

Clarke (MWP)

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

1. 19/06/1943 Le Creusot
2. 21/06/1943 Krefeld (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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Michael Wilfred Peter Clarke	2
(Air Bomber)	Bewick Johnston Dowse	2
(Navigator)	Francis Montague Mazin	2
(Wireless Operator)	Harry Richard Fink	2
(Air Gunner)	Alister Campbell MacLeod	2
	Joseph Georges Paul Emille Richer	2
(Flight Engineer)	Cledwyn Matthew Harcombe	2

Christie (J)

The Squadron’s Operations Record Book shows that J Christie 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. 27/07/1943 Hamburg
7. 02/08/1943 Hamburg
8. 16/08/1943 Turin
9. 23/08/1943 Berlin
10. 27/08/1943 Nuremberg
11. 30/08/1943 Munchen Gladbach
12. 31/08/1943 Berlin
13. 03/09/1943 Special target NW France
14. 05/09/1943 Mannheim
15. 15/09/1943 Montlucon
16. 16/09/1943 Modane
17. 27/09/1943 Hanover
18. 04/10/1943 Frankfurt
19. 08/10/1943 Bremen
20. 22/10/1943 Kassel
21. 11/11/1943 Cannes
22. 17/11/1943 Mannheim
23. 18/11/1943 Mannheim
24. 22/11/1943 Berlin
25. 25/11/1943 Frankfurt
26. 02/12/1943 Berlin
27. 03/12/1943 Leipzig
28. 29/12/1943 Berlin
29. 02/01/1944 Berlin
30. 05/01/1944 Stettin
31. 21/01/1944 Magdeburg
32. 27/01/1944 Heligoland
33. 28/01/1944 Berlin
34. 30/01/1944 Berlin
35. 19/02/1944 Leipzig (Aborted)
36. 20/02/1944 Stuttgart
37. 24/02/1944 Schweinfurt
38. 25/02/1944 Augsburg
39. 15/03/1944 Stuttgart
40. 18/03/1944 Frankfurt
41. 22/03/1944 Frankfurt
42. 18/04/1944 Rouen
43. 20/04/1944 Cologne
44. 22/04/1944 Laon
45. 26/04/1944 Villeneuve St.Georges

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Johan Christie	45
(2nd Dickie)	Leslie Sunley White	1
	Svein Johannes Hausvik	1
(Navigator)	William Galway Copp	45
(Air Bomber)	Joseph William Wilkinson	45
(Wireless Operator)	Henry Randolph McMahon Stroud	1
	John Golding	43
(WOP / AG)	Leonard Stewart Thorpe	1
(Air Gunner)	Norman Moffatt	43
	Victor Eston Bent	2
	William Charles Campbell	45
(Flight Engineer)	Anton Torvald Wang	44
	Ryszard Cederbaum	1

Photo Gallery

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  J Christie
  [Courtesy of Werner Christie]

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

1. J Christie was posted out of the squadron to HQ, Royal Norwegian Air Force, on 17th May 1944.

Chidgey (EJ)

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

1. 19/02/1944 Gardening
2. 20/02/1944 Stuttgart
3. 22/02/1944 Gardening (Aborted)
4. 24/02/1944 Schweinfurt
5. 01/03/1944 Stuttgart
6. 18/03/1944 Frankfurt
7. 22/03/1944 Frankfurt
8. 24/03/1944 Berlin (Incident)
9. 30/03/1944 Nuremberg
10. 18/04/1944 Rouen
11. 20/04/1944 Cologne
12. 24/04/1944 Karlsruhe
13. 26/04/1944 Essen
14. 27/04/1944 Friedrichshafen
15. 30/04/1944 Acheres
16. 03/05/1944 Montdidier
17. 07/05/1944 Nantes
18. 08/05/1944 Haine-St.Pierre
19. 31/05/1944 Trappes
20. 02/06/1944 Trappes
21. 06/06/1944 Chateaudun
22. 08/06/1944 Mayenne
23. 11/06/1944 Paris
24. 14/06/1944 Evrecy
25. 22/06/1944 Laon
26. 04/07/1944 Villeneuve St.Georges
27. 18/07/1944 H2-Manneville (Daylight)
28. 18/07/1944 Wesseling
29. 23/07/1944 Kiel
30. 24/07/1944 Stuttgart

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Edward John Chidgey	30
(2nd Dickie)	Louis Basil Lawson	1
	Walter Hargrave Harris	1
(Navigator)	Brian Arnold Stoker	30
(Air Bomber)	Geoffrey Alfred Goom	1
	Kaare Stenwig	29
(Set Operator)	Albert Clement Michael Taylor	1
	Bernard Chapman Brooker	1
(Wireless Operator)	Thomas Henry Warren	28
(WOP / AG)	Leonard Stewart Thorpe	1
(Air Gunner)	FW Hall	30
	James Mursell Colledge	30
(Flight Engineer)	Alan John White	1
	Frederick Ronald Harmsworth-Smith	27
	Walter Stanley Mountford	2

Chidgey Crew and Ground Crew [Extracted from Glimlamp]

Cheshire (GL)

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

1. 15/04/1941 Kiel
2. 25/07/1941 Berlin
3. 30/07/1941 Cologne
4. 02/08/1941 Berlin
5. 05/08/1941 Karlsruhe
6. 07/08/1941 Essen
7. 12/08/1941 Berlin
8. 14/08/1941 Magdeburg
9. 28/08/1941 Duisburg
10. 07/09/1941 Berlin

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Geoffrey Leonard Cheshire	10
(2nd Pilot)	Arthur Edward Charles Adkins	1
	Douglas Rowley-Blake	1
	Ernest Edward Weldon	1
	Peter Yeoman Stead	6
	Ross Hardie	1
(Observer)	George Roberts	1
	Gerard John Peter Henry	8
	James Oliver Hedley	1
(WOP / AG)	Arthur Maurice Moncrieff Hill	9
	Clive Gutteridge	1
	Frank Wilson Crocker	9
	Ronald Ford Jackson	1
(Air Gunner)	Luther Martin	7
	Richard Charles Rivaz	2
	Richard Norman Hares	1
(Flight Engineer)	Frederick Hubert Brown	1
	Frederick William Hill	2
	William Patrick O’Kane	7

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GL Cheshire with Ground Crew
Front Row: Believed to be Crocker, Martin, Henry, Cheshire, Hill, O’Kane, Rivaz

Campbell (D)

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

1. 27/05/1944 Rennes
2. 28/05/1944 Mardick
3. 31/05/1944 Mont Couple
4. 05/06/1944 Longues
5. 07/06/1944 Foret De Cerisy
6. 08/06/1944 Fougeres
7. 11/06/1944 Tours
8. 15/06/1944 Lens
9. 16/06/1944 Pas de Calais
10. 23/06/1944 Coubronne
11. 24/06/1944 Middel Straete
12. 27/06/1944 Oisemont/Neuville Au Bois
13. 02/07/1944 Oisemont/Neuville Au Bois
14. 12/07/1944 Thiverby
15. 14/07/1944 St.Philibert-Ferme
16. 15/07/1944 Nucourt
17. 16/07/1944 St.Philibert-Ferme
18. 18/07/1944 M-Cagny (Daylight)
19. 18/07/1944 Wesseling
20. 20/07/1944 Montcandon
21. 22/07/1944 L’Hey
22. 23/07/1944 Foret-De-Croc (Daylight)
23. 28/07/1944 Hamburg
24. 30/07/1944 Normandy
25. 31/07/1944 Foret De Nieppe
26. 03/08/1944 Bois de Cassan
27. 04/08/1944 Trossy-St-Maxim
28. 09/08/1944 Foret De Nieppe
29. 11/08/1944 Douai
30. 12/08/1944 Russelsheim
31. 15/08/1944 Le Culot
32. 12/09/1944 Wanne-Eickel (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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Donald Campbell	32
(Navigator)	John Radford Rosser	32
(Air Bomber)	Albert Edward John Thorne	1
	Ronald Toomer	31
(Wireless Operator)	Ronald Bull	7
	Thomas Henry Warren	1
	William Jack Mintjens	23
	Leonard Stewart Thorpe	1
(Air Gunner)	Eric McHugh Davies	1
	Francis Emanuel O’Connell	1
	Francis Henry Davidson	32
	Frank Vaughan Thomas	1
	Geoffrey Arnold Perry	1
	Jack Cecil Black	1
	Joseph William Robinson	27
(Flight Engineer)	Charles Douglas Eric Seaton	1
	Frederick Ronald Harmsworth-Smith	1
	John Kenneth Kershaw	30

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WJ Mintjens [Courtesy of Edward Wing]

Caldwell (F)

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

1. 11/08/1942 Le Havre

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Frederick Caldwell	1
(Observer)	Gordon Leroy Ellsworth	1
(Air Bomber)	Boris Oleh Bodnar	1
(Wireless Operator)	Frederick Hay	1
(Air Gunner)	Palmer Maynard Nerland	1
	W Hiscock	1
(Flight Engineer)	G Grundy	1

1. F Caldwell flew two other operational sorties as a 2nd Pilot prior to this sortie
2. He was posted out of the squadron (to No. 158 Squadron) on 25/08/1942

Bushby (JB)

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

1. 03/03/1942 Billancourt
2. 08/03/1942 Essen
3. 13/03/1942 Cologne
4. 30/03/1942 Battleship (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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Joseph Bryan Bushby	4
(2nd Pilot)	– Tweddle	3
	Anthony John Peach	1
(Observer)	Geoffrey Noel Edward Powell	2
	(Possibly) William Charles Thurlow	2
(WOP / AG)	Harold Richard Giddens	1
	John Peter Burton Buckley	4
	Moses Lewis Usher	3
(Air Gunner)	John Allen Wood	4
(Flight Engineer)	Ronald Meredith	4

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  JPB Buckley

Burgess (KR)

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

1. 02/03/1945 Cologne
2. 03/03/1945 Kamen
3. 05/03/1945 Chemnitz
4. 07/03/1945 Dessau
5. 08/03/1945 Hamburg
6. 13/03/1945 Gelsenkirchen
7. 18/03/1945 Witten
8. 21/03/1945 Bruchstrasse
9. 24/03/1945 Gladbeck
10. 25/03/1945 Osnabruck
11. 27/03/1945 Paderborn
12. 08/04/1945 Hamburg
13. 09/04/1945 Kiel
14. 10/04/1945 Plauen
15. 14/04/1945 Potsdam
16. 16/04/1945 Schwandorf

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Kenneth Robert Burgess	17
(Navigator)	George Donald MacGregor	17
(Air Bomber)	Betrum Silvester Reinhart	17
(Wireless Operator)	ED Perrault	1
	RN Page	16
(Air Gunner)	Eric Arthur George Simpson	1
	George L Barr	16
	IK Irwin	15
	Leslie Arthur Booth	1
	SJ Smith	1
(Flight Engineer)	AJ Gosling	16
	(Possibly) Charles Melville Fenwick	1

Brown (RW)

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

1. 09/07/1944 L’Hey
2. 10/07/1944 Nucourt
3. 15/07/1944 Nucourt
4. 16/07/1944 St.Philibert-Ferme
5. 18/07/1944 M-Cagny (Daylight)
6. 22/07/1944 L’Hey
7. 23/07/1944 Foret-De-Croc (Daylight)
8. 23/07/1944 Kiel
9. 25/07/1944 Stuttgart
10. 28/07/1944 Hamburg
11. 30/07/1944 Normandy
12. 31/07/1944 Foret De Nieppe
13. 03/08/1944 Bois de Cassan
14. 04/08/1944 Bec-d’Ambes (Daylight 2)
15. 06/08/1944 Foret De Nieppe
16. 07/08/1944 Normandy
17. 09/08/1944 Foret De Nieppe
18. 15/08/1944 Le Culot
19. 16/08/1944 Stettin
20. 18/08/1944 Bremen
21. 31/08/1944 Pourchinte
22. 08/09/1944 Le Havre
23. 10/09/1944 Le Havre
24. 11/09/1944 Le Havre-Cadillac 1
25. 12/09/1944 Dortmund
26. 17/09/1944 Boulogne
27. 23/09/1944 Neuss
28. 25/09/1944 Calais (Aborted)
29. 26/09/1944 Calais (Various aiming points)
30. 27/09/1944 Calais
31. 05/10/1944 Saarbrucken
32. 06/10/1944 Dortmund
33. 19/10/1944 Stuttgart (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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Robert William Brown	33
(Navigator)	John Anthony Creemer Clarke	33
(Air Bomber)	Reginald Francis Jack Bright	33
(Set Operator)	Dennis Thompson	10
	John Duncan Crombie	1
(Wireless Operator)	Adam Linton	29
	Clarence John Taylor	3
	Henry Randolph McMahon Stroud	1
(Air Gunner)	Edmond Joseph Kiely	33
	Frank David Thomas Phillips	33
(Flight Engineer)	Colin Johnson	33

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BROWN (RW) CREW
Back: Kiely, Bright, Johnson, Phillips / Front: Linton, Brown, Clark
[Courtesy of Peter and Margaret Quirk]

Brown (HS)

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

1. 13/09/1941 Brest
2. 15/09/1941 Hamburg (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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Harold Stanley Brown	2
(2nd Pilot)	Douglas Rowley-Blake	1
	John Henry Barrett	1
(Observer)	John Anthony Arnsby	2
(WOP / AG)	Henry Edward Greene	2
	Ronald C Shaw	2
(Air Gunner)	Sidney Thomas Fisher	2
(Flight Engineer)	James William Hays	2

Brown (HA)

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

1. 03/03/1942 Billancourt
2. 08/03/1942 Essen
3. 12/04/1942 Essen
4. 27/04/1942 Battleship
5. 28/04/1942 Battleship
6. 04/05/1942 Stuttgart
7. 06/05/1942 Stuttgart (Crashed on Landing)
8. 08/05/1942 Warnemunde
9. 19/05/1942 Mannheim
10. 30/05/1942 Cologne
11. 01/06/1942 Essen
12. 16/06/1942 Essen (Incident)
13. 19/06/1942 Emden
14. 20/06/1942 Emden
15. 22/06/1942 Emden
16. 25/06/1942 Bremen
17. 27/06/1942 Bremen

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Harold Adrian Brown	17
(2nd Pilot)	James Keatley Watson	2
(Observer)	Alan James Child	1
	Charles Vincent Harvey	14
	R Wooton	1
(Air Bomber)	Walter Alfred Elliot	12
(WOP / AG)	George Arthur Brassey	3
	– Johnson	1
	– Kaufman	2
	– Long	17
(Air Gunner)	– Ogg	9
	– Shaw	6
	– Stewart	10
	– Westall	3
	Patrick William Tucker-Feltham	1
(Flight Engineer)	– Burtonshaw	5
	– Inward	10
	Caudray Albert Charles Pithers	1
	Hubert Allan Booth	1

Brown (EG)

The Squadron’s Operations Record Book shows that EG Brown 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. 27/07/1943 Hamburg
7. 29/07/1943 Hamburg
8. 09/08/1943 Mannheim (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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Ernest Gordon Brown	8
(Navigator)	Harold Luttrell Temple	8
(Air Bomber)	Eric Charles Dobie	8
(Wireless Operator)	Arthur Patrick Bowker	8
(Air Gunner)	Allen Sunley	6
	Victor Eston Bent	2
	William Richard Pallister	8
(Flight Engineer)	Andrew Jenkinson Dick	1
	George Forman	1
	Gordon Ireland	1
	James Ellis Jones	1
	William McRae Sinclair	4

Brown (DB)

The Squadron’s Operations Record Book shows that DB Brown was the Captain of a 35 Squadron aircraft on the following sorties, prior to cessation of hostilities in Europe:

1. 05/03/1945 Chemnitz
2. 07/03/1945 Dessau
3. 25/03/1945 Osnabruck
4. 27/03/1945 Paderborn
5. 11/04/1945 Bayreuth
6. 07/05/1945 Ypenburg (Operation Manna)

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Denis Bramato Brown	6
(Navigator)	Arthur Frederick Manders	6
(Air Bomber)	Joseph Frederick William Harding	6
(Wireless Operator)	John Arthur Moore	6
(Air Gunner)	David McMillan	1
	RET Hunter	5
	Frank Walter Vilain	6
(Flight Engineer)	JP Scanlon	6

It is known that some (or all) of these airmen continued to fly operationally with the squadron during the post war clean up, which included repatriation of POW and service personnel, Cooks Tours, testing of German radar and disposal of surplus incendiaries. However, the squadron’s record book only provides a summary of these activities and does not list the individual captains and crews that took part in these sorties.

Brough (JFP)

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

1. 22/05/1942 St Nazaire
2. 29/05/1942 Gennevilliers
3. 30/05/1942 Cologne
4. 01/06/1942 Essen

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	James Frederick Powell Brough	4
(2nd Pilot)	Harry Burns MacDonald	3
(Observer)	Alan James Child	3
	William Robert Francis Grierson-Jackson	1
(WOP / AG)	Harry James Leonard Peto	1
	Reginald John Lambert Sawyers	1
	Garfield James Phillips	3
(Air Gunner)	– Stewart	3
	John McKinstry	1
	SD Miller	3
(Flight Engineer)	– Burtonshaw	1
	– Jones	3

Brook (HGC)

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

1. 11/06/1941 Duisburg
2. 15/06/1941 Hanover
3. 20/06/1941 Kiel
4. 23/06/1941 Kiel
5. 30/06/1941 Kiel

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Hubert Charles Gerard Brook	5
(2nd Pilot)	Olaf Antony Cussen	5
(Observer)	Wilfred Campbell Walters	5
(WOP / AG)	Albert James Heller	5
	Douglas James Mennie	1
(Air Gunner)	Allan Gillbanks	5
	Henry Septimus Bradbeer	3
	William Broadbent	1
(Flight Engineer)	Frederick William Hill	5

Bromley (CW)

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

1. 18/07/1944 M-Cagny (Daylight)
2. 20/07/1944 Montcandon
3. 24/07/1944 Stuttgart
4. 04/08/1944 Bec-d’Ambes (Daylight 2)
5. 05/08/1944 Acquet
6. 06/08/1944 Foret De Nieppe
7. 07/08/1944 Normandy
8. 09/08/1944 Prouville
9. 12/08/1944 Falaise
10. 14/08/1944 Falaise
11. 15/08/1944 Le Culot
12. 16/08/1944 Stettin
13. 18/08/1944 Bremen
14. 25/08/1944 Brest
15. 27/08/1944 Homberg
16. 31/08/1944 Pourchinte
17. 10/09/1944 Le Havre
18. 12/09/1944 Dortmund
19. 20/09/1944 Calais
20. 25/09/1944 Calais (Incident)
21. 26/09/1944 Calais (Various aiming points)
22. 27/09/1944 Calais
23. 28/09/1944 Calais
24. 05/10/1944 Saarbrucken
25. 11/10/1944 Fort Frederik Hendrik
26. 12/10/1944 Fort Frederik Hendrik
27. 14/10/1944 Duisburg
28. 15/10/1944 Wilhelmshaven
29. 25/10/1944 Essen
30. 28/10/1944 Cologne
31. 18/11/1944 Munster
32. 21/11/1944 Sterkrade
33. 27/11/1944 Freiburg

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Curwen William Bromley	33
(Navigator)	Thomas Bruce Cooper	13
	Walter George Palmer	20
(Air Bomber)	Alan John Card	1
	Hector John Plank	13
	Wilfred Marshall Buck	19
(Set Operator)	Samuel Rene Green	3
	Dennis Thompson	16
	Gilbert Wood	6
	Malcolm Scholes	6
	Walter Stanley Mountford	1
(Wireless Operator)	GH Cleaver	24
	Henry Randolph McMahon Stroud	6
	Thomas Henry Warren	3
(Air Gunner)	William James Simpson	22
	Cedric Alexander Fraser-Petherbridge	8
	Douglas Ferguson Fyfe	1
	Frederick John Feakins	1
	FW Hall	1
	John Richard Hacker	25
	Peter Frederick Fischer	1
	Randolph Rhodes	5
	Roy Ronald Long	1
(Flight Engineer)	Charles Douglas Eric Seaton	27
	James Keith Spedding	2
	Louis Donald Pope	1
	William Reginald Eady	1

Bromley Crew (NK, Bromley, NK, NK, NK, NK, NK, Simpson) [Source: Glimlamp]

Target Photo Le Havre 10/09/1944

Bradshaw (RT)

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

1. 21/10/1941 Bremen
2. 26/10/1941 Hamburg
3. 31/10/1941 Hamburg
4. 07/11/1941 Berlin

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Robert Thornton Bradshaw	4
(2nd Pilot)	Robert Alexander Fisher Frew	1
	Ronald Robert Blackwell	3
(Observer)	Alec Henry Fuce	3
	Maurice Osborne Stephens	1
(WOP / AG)	– Burry	4
	William John Hampton	4
(Air Gunner)	– Tyler	4
(Flight Engineer)	William G Higgs	4

Bradley (TPA)

The Squadron’s Operations Record Book shows that TPA Bradley was the Captain of a 35 Squadron aircraft on the following sorties, prior to cessation of hostilities in Europe:

1. 10/03/1941 Le Havre
2. 12/03/1941 Hamburg (Aborted)
3. 13/03/1941 Hamburg
4. 12/06/1941 Huls
5. 05/07/1941 Magdeburg
6. 19/07/1941 Hanover
7. 24/07/1941 La Pallice (Incident)
8. 24/08/1941 Dusseldorf

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Terence Patrick Armstrong Bradley	8
(2nd Pilot)	– Graham	1
	– Perecone (Major)	1
	– Sarsby	1
	Douglas Rowley-Blake	2
	John Milne Rigg Cruickshank	1
	Peter Stanley James	2
(Observer)	Eric Arthur Fawns Gibb	1
	James Oliver Hedley	1
	Robert Victor Collinge	4
	Thomas Reginald Nixon	1
	William Abbotson Tetley	1
(WOP / AG)	– Roberts	2
	Douglas Peter Hogg	2
	Charles Frederic Seymour Ryder	1
	Ernest H Jackson	1
	Ernest William Constable	1
	Peter George Bolton	2
(Air Gunner)	Alexander Urquhart Simpson	1
	Harold Walter Stone	3
	Richard Charles Rivaz	5
	Wallace Llewellyn Berry	2
	Rodney Gordon Mullally	1
(Flight Engineer)	Albert Ernest George Wheeler	8

TPA Bradley (September 1941)

Bowen-Morris (VB)

The Squadron’s Operations Record Book shows that VB Bowen-Morris was the Captain of a 35 Squadron aircraft on the following sorties, prior to cessation of hostilities in Europe:

1. 10/04/1945 Leipzig
2. 11/04/1945 Bayreuth
3. 14/04/1945 Potsdam (Failed to Return)
4. 07/05/1945 Ypenburg (Operation Manna)

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Vryan Bernard Bowen-Morris	4
(Navigator)	Laurence Edwin Hope Gilbert	1
	Raymond Herbert Harvey Dyer	3
(Air Bomber)	EG Silcock	3
	Peter Denny Saville	1
(Wireless Operator)	Brian Alexander Targett	1
	Charles Sinclair Gibbon	3
(Air Gunner)	Douglas Charles MacKay	1
	E Meredith	3
	James Little Robb	1
	John William Tovey	3
(Flight Engineer)	John Herbert Monk	1
	William Graham Reynolds	3

It is known that some (or all) of these airmen continued to fly operationally with the squadron during the post war clean up, which included repatriation of POW and service personnel, Cooks Tours, testing of German radar and disposal of surplus incendiaries. However, the squadron’s record book only provides a summary of these activities and does not list the individual captains and crews that took part in these sorties.

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

1. VB Bowen-Morris landed in neutral territory on 14th / 15th April and returned to the UK and the squadron

Bovington (LW)

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

1. 15/04/1941 Kiel
2. 11/06/1941 Duisburg
3. 12/06/1941 Huls (Crash Landed)
4. 05/07/1941 Magdeburg
5. 07/07/1941 Frankfurt
6. 08/07/1941 Merseburg (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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Lionel William Bovington	6
(2nd Pilot)	Archie Robert Kiddey	3
	John Andrew Trevor Meredith	2
	Ross Hardie	1
(Observer)	Arthur George Eperon	2
	George Donald Barry	4
(WOP / AG)	Albert Edward Hammond	6
	Herbert Reginald Higgins	1
	Reginald Thomas Rudlin	2
(Air Gunner)	Henry Septimus Bradbeer	3
	Noel Eric Henry Coleman	6
(Flight Engineer)	Norman Willingham	2
	Thomas Arthur Parkes	3
	Walter Norman Collins	1

Bourassa (JM)

The Squadron’s Operations Record Book shows that JM Bourassa was the Captain of a 35 Squadron aircraft on the following sorties, prior to cessation of hostilities in Europe:

1. 24/02/1944 Schweinfurt (Aborted)
2. 25/02/1944 Augsburg
3. 18/03/1944 Frankfurt

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	John Maurice Bourassa	3
(Navigator)	M Howell	3
(Air Bomber)	Gordon Melville Lockie	3
(Wireless Operator)	D Beaumont	3
(Air Gunner)	Robert Alexander Edie	3
	Robert Chapman	3
(Flight Engineer)	John Burgess Fletcher	3

Botha (BH)

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

1. 18/08/1944 Bremen
2. 25/08/1944 Brest
3. 26/08/1944 Kiel
4. 09/09/1944 Le Havre
5. 10/09/1944 Le Havre(Alvis”1″)
6. 11/09/1944 Le Havre-Cadillac 2
7. 12/09/1944 Wanne-Eickel
8. 20/09/1944 Calais
9. 23/09/1944 Neuss
10. 25/09/1944 Calais (Aborted)
11. 27/09/1944 Bottrop
12. 11/10/1944 Fort Frederik Hendrik
13. 12/10/1944 Fort Frederik Hendrik
14. 14/10/1944 Duisburg
15. 28/10/1944 Cologne
16. 29/10/1944 Walcheren
17. 01/11/1944 Oberhausen
18. 02/11/1944 Dusseldorf
19. 06/11/1944 Gelsenkirchen

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Bernhorst Hermanus Botha	19
(2nd Dickie)	Allan Edward Johnson	1
(Navigator)	Arthur Thompson	19
(Air Bomber)	Clayton Hugh Jack	3
	LHP Coleman	1
	Philip Berwick Thompson	15
(Set Operator)	Bernard Chapman Brooker	1
	John Duncan Crombie	5
	Walter Stanley Mountford	8
(Wireless Operator)	Norman Turner	19
(Air Gunner)	– White	4
	A Bowie	1
	A Lewis	14
	Ernest Kerkin	12
	Raymond Neale	2
	Robert William Garrard	3
	Thomas James Harvey	1
	William Thomas Quirke	1
(Flight Engineer)	Harold Robert Sinton	19

Booth (N)

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

1. 16/04/1942 L’Orient

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Norman Booth	1
(2nd Pilot)	James Keatley Watson	1
(Observer)	Selwyn Guy Cooper	1
(WOP / AG)	Charles Burdon	1
	Richard Yates	1
(Air Gunner)	– Stewart	1
(Flight Engineer)	– Burtonshaw	1

1. N Booth flew 3 other operational sorties as 2nd Pilot to A Wilding prior to this sortie.

Bolt (RB)

The Squadron’s Operations Record Book shows that R Bolt was the Captain of a 35 Squadron aircraft on the following sorties, prior to cessation of hostilities in Europe:

1. 07/01/1945 Munich
2. 22/01/1945 Gelsenkirchen
3. 28/01/1945 Stuttgart
4. 01/02/1945 Mainz
5. 02/02/1945 Wanne Eickel
6. 04/02/1945 Bonn
7. 07/02/1945 Goch
8. 20/02/1945 Reisholz
9. 21/02/1945 Duisburg
10. 23/02/1945 Pforzheim
11. 27/02/1945 Mainz
12. 01/03/1945 Mannheim
13. 03/03/1945 Kamen
14. 05/03/1945 Chemnitz
15. 13/03/1945 Gelsenkirchen
16. 15/03/1945 Bottrop
17. 20/03/1945 Heide
18. 21/03/1945 Bruchstrasse
19. 24/03/1945 Gladbeck
20. 25/03/1945 Munster
21. 10/04/1945 Plauen
22. 11/04/1945 Bayreuth
23. 16/04/1945 Schwandorf
24. 22/04/1945 Bremen
25. 24/04/1945 Neubrandenburg POW Camp
26. 30/04/1945 Valkenburg (Operation Manna)

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Richard Bruce Bolt	26
(Navigator)	Harry Cecil Wright	1
	Alan James Simpson	15
	Arthur Bryan Curtis	1
	John Anthony Gardner	3
	Laurence Edwin Hope Gilbert	5
	Richard Harold Howell	1
(Air Bomber)	Hubert John Mardell	26
(Set Operator)	George William Bartlett	23
(Wireless Operator)	Charles Douglas Bond Escott	26
(Air Gunner)	F Bales	26
	Gordon James Etheridge	25
(Flight Engineer)	Paul Meredith Bown	26

Extract from PM Bown’s Flying Log Book (February 1945) [Courtesy of Mark Bown]

It is known that some (or all) of these airmen continued to fly operationally with the squadron during the post war clean up, which included repatriation of POW and service personnel, Cooks Tours, testing of German radar and disposal of surplus incendiaries. However, the squadron’s record book only provides a summary of these activities and does not list the individual captains and crews that took part in these sorties.

Blakey (R)

The Squadron’s Operations Record Book shows that R Blakey was the Captain of a 35 Squadron aircraft on the following sorties, prior to cessation of hostilities in Europe:

1. 29/12/1943 Berlin
2. 14/01/1944 Special target
3. 19/05/1944 Boulogne
4. 21/05/1944 Duisburg (Incident)
5. 22/05/1944 Dortmund (Aborted)
6. 24/05/1944 Aachen
7. 27/05/1944 Rennes
8. 28/05/1944 Mardick
9. 31/05/1944 Mont Couple
10. 05/06/1944 Longues
11. 09/06/1944 Rennes
12. 11/06/1944 Tours
13. 15/06/1944 Lens
14. 16/06/1944 Pas de Calais
15. 23/06/1944 Coubronne
16. 24/06/1944 Middel Straete
17. 06/07/1944 Coquereaux
18. 09/07/1944 L’Hey
19. 10/07/1944 Nucourt
20. 12/07/1944 Rollez
21. 15/07/1944 Nucourt
22. 16/07/1944 St.Philibert-Ferme
23. 18/07/1944 Wesseling

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Ralph Blakey	23
(Navigator)	Graham David Woodrow	20
	John Francis Marshall	1
	Joseph William Samuel Burden	2
(Air Bomber)	Douglas John McLeod	2
	Edward George Meredith	1
	Peter George Robert Edwards	19
	Robert Black	1
(Wireless Operator)	Leslie Arthur Markham	21
	Stephen Jackson	3
(Air Gunner)	Kenneth Albert Lawrence Mitchell	1
	Thomas James Crane	21
	Thomas Nainby	2
	William Andrew	21
(Flight Engineer)	Henry Robert Bowerman	21
	Leslie Valentine Norton	2

Blair (JC)

The Squadron’s Operations Record Book shows that JC Blair was the Captain of a 35 Squadron aircraft on the following sorties, prior to cessation of hostilities in Europe:

1. 07/02/1945 Goch
2. 13/02/1945 Bohlen
3. 23/02/1945 Essen
4. 24/02/1945 Kamen
5. 27/02/1945 Mainz
6. 02/03/1945 Cologne
7. 03/03/1945 Kamen
8. 11/03/1945 Essen (Daylight)
9. 15/03/1945 Bottrop
10. 18/03/1945 Witten (Incident)
11. 20/03/1945 Heide
12. 21/03/1945 Bruchstrasse
13. 24/03/1945 Gladbeck
14. 25/03/1945 Munster
15. 04/04/1945 Leuna
16. 14/04/1945 Potsdam
17. 16/04/1945 Schwandorf
18. 22/04/1945 Bremen
19. 30/04/1945 Valkenburg (Operation Manna)
20. 08/05/1945 Brussels (Repatriation of POW)

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	John Campbell Blair	20
(Navigator)	Derek Ian Jeffery	20
(Air Bomber)	Thomas Henderson Hunter	20
(Set Operator)	J Akers	1
	Yale Knox Carter	18
(Wireless Operator)	John Arthur Moore	20
(Air Gunner)	Harry Foxton	20
	JS Johnson	20
(Flight Engineer)	(Possibly) Herbert Bailey	20

It is known that some (or all) of these airmen continued to fly operationally with the squadron during the post war clean up, which included repatriation of POW and service personnel, Cooks Tours, testing of German radar and disposal of surplus incendiaries. However, the squadron’s record book only provides a summary of these activities and does not list the individual captains and crews that took part in these sorties.

Blackband (NC)

The Squadron’s Operations Record Book shows that NC Blackband was the Captain of a 35 Squadron aircraft on the following sorties, prior to cessation of hostilities in Europe:

1. 06/09/1944 Emden
2. 20/09/1944 Calais
3. 30/09/1944 Bottrop
4. 12/10/1944 Wanne-Eickel
5. 14/10/1944 Duisburg (Daylight}
6. 15/10/1944 Wilhelmshaven
7. 21/10/1944 Hanover
8. 23/10/1944 Essen
9. 25/10/1944 Essen
10. 04/11/1944 Bochum
11. 06/11/1944 Gelsenkirchen
12. 16/11/1944 Duren
13. 18/11/1944 Wanne-Eickel (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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Norman Charles Blackband	13
(Navigator)	William George Heatley	13
(Air Bomber)	Malcolm Dick Singleton	13
(Wireless Operator)	Stanley George Watts	13
(Air Gunner)	Solomon Joseph Harold Andrew	1
	Albert Edward Smith	2
	Alexander Stewart Fleming	9
	Ernest Kerkin	1
	Kenneth Albert Lawrence Mitchell	1
	Lawrence White	2
	Ronald Henry Rudyard Grayson	10
(Flight Engineer)	George Cross	1
	George Hossack Redford	5
	Gordon Lindsley	1
	Ian Keith McGregor	1
	John Herbert Monk	1
	William Reginald Eady	1
	(Possibly) Hugh Bernard McFadden	3

Blackadder (RE)

The Squadron’s Operations Record Book shows that RE Blackadder was the Captain of a 35 Squadron aircraft on the following sorties, prior to cessation of hostilities in Europe:

1. 01/03/1945 Mannheim
2. 02/03/1945 Cologne
3. 05/03/1945 Chemnitz
4. 11/03/1945 Essen (Daylight)
5. 12/03/1945 Dortmund
6. 18/03/1945 Witten
7. 21/03/1945 Bruchstrasse
8. 24/03/1945 Gladbeck
9. 03/04/1945 Nordhausen
10. 14/04/1945 Potsdam
11. 16/04/1945 Schwandorf
12. 08/05/1945 Brussels (Repatriation of POW)

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Ronald Edward Blackadder	12
(Navigator)	George Laurie Edwards	12
(Air Bomber)	Royston Lawrenson Hunt	12
(Set Operator)	J Akers	11
(Wireless Operator)	Albert John Goff	12
(Air Gunner)	William Keefe	12
	William John Reginald Solway	12
(Flight Engineer)	William Henry Maudsley	12

It is known that some (or all) of these airmen continued to fly operationally with the squadron during the post war clean up, which included repatriation of POW and service personnel, Cooks Tours, testing of German radar and disposal of surplus incendiaries. However, the squadron’s record book only provides a summary of these activities and does not list the individual captains and crews that took part in these sorties.

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BLACKADDER CREW
A J Goff, W J R Solway, W Keefe, W H Maudsley / R L Hunt, R E Blackadder, G L Edwards
[Courtesy of John Dann]

Beveridge (RW)

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

1. 20/02/1944 Stuttgart (Aborted)
2. 24/02/1944 Schweinfurt (Incident)
3. 01/03/1944 Stuttgart
4. 18/03/1944 Frankfurt

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Robert Walter Beveridge	4
(Navigator)	Michael Ingoldsby Massy	4
(Air Bomber)	John Gordon Irwin	4
(Wireless Operator)	James John Mather	4
(Air Gunner)	John Allinson	4
	John David Smith	4
(Flight Engineer)	Arthur Richard Hall	4

Beveridge (GT)

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

1. 19/06/1943 Le Creusot
2. 21/06/1943 Krefeld
3. 22/06/1943 Mulheim
4. 24/06/1943 Elberfeld
5. 28/06/1943 Cologne (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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Graham Thomas Beveridge	5
(2nd Dickie)	Leonard Whiteley	2
(Navigator)	Stanley Kiran Gordon-Powell	5
(Air Bomber)	Henry Charles Billett	5
(Wireless Operator)	Roger James Taylor	5
(Air Gunner)	Francis Cyril Compton	4
	Victor Eston Bent	1
	William Hughes	5
(Flight Engineer)	Leslie Ernest Carey	5

Berndsson (MB)

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

1. 09/04/1944 Lille
2. 11/04/1944 Aachen
3. 24/04/1944 Karlsruhe (Incident)
4. 26/04/1944 Essen (Incident)
5. 10/05/1944 Lens
6. 11/05/1944 Louvain
7. 21/05/1944 Duisburg
8. 22/05/1944 Dortmund
9. 24/05/1944 Aachen
10. 27/05/1944 Bourg Leopold
11. 28/05/1944 Mardick
12. 31/05/1944 Mont Couple
13. 05/06/1944 Longues
14. 07/06/1944 Foret De Cerisy
15. 09/06/1944 Rennes
16. 11/06/1944 Tours
17. 14/06/1944 Evrecy
18. 15/06/1944 Fouillard
19. 16/06/1944 Pas de Calais
20. 27/06/1944 Oisemont/Neuville Au Bois
21. 04/07/1944 Villeneuve St.Georges
22. 09/07/1944 L’Hey
23. 10/07/1944 Nucourt
24. 11/07/1944 Gapennes
25. 12/07/1944 Tours
26. 14/07/1944 St.Philibert-Ferme
27. 20/07/1944 Wizernes
28. 23/07/1944 Kiel
29. 24/07/1944 Stuttgart
30. 25/07/1944 Stuttgart
31. 28/07/1944 Stuttgart
32. 31/07/1944 Foret De Nieppe
33. 16/08/1944 Stettin
34. 18/08/1944 Connantre

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Mauritz Bernard Berndsson	34
(Navigator)	Howard Monckton Pringle	34
	John Graham Walters	1
(Air Bomber)	Norman Thomas Adams	34
(Wireless Operator)	Henry Randolph McMahon Stroud	2
	Raymond Perkins	32
(Air Gunner)	Albert Edward Smith	29
	George Edward Lille	1
	Kenneth Albert Lawrence Mitchell	3
	Reginald Noah Collins	1
	Stanley Arthur White	29
	Thomas Nainby	4
	Walter Edmond Crawford	1
(Flight Engineer)	Arthur George Page	1
	George Richard Bradley	1
	Louis Donald Pope	1
	Walter Stanley Mountford	32

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BERNDSSON CREW
Perkins, Pringle, Smith, Berndsson, Adams, Mountford

Berndsson Crew (with Ground Crew)

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Posting Dates

Mauritz Bernard Berndsson	–	In From:	–
	20/12/1944	Out To:	6 LFS, RAF Burn?

Balley (JWN)

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

1. 19/05/1942 St Nazaire
2. 22/05/1942 St Nazaire
3. 29/05/1942 Gennevilliers
4. 30/05/1942 Cologne
5. 01/06/1942 Essen
6. 02/06/1942 Essen

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Julian William Noel Balley	6
(2nd Pilot)	Dennis Jack Perry	1
(Observer)	Talbot Jones Taylor	6
(Air Bomber)	Alfred James Brockway	5
(WOP / AG)	– Kaufman	1
	James Henry Janes	5
(Air Gunner)	– Shaw	5
	Han Gwyn Pike	6
	RJ Demers	1
(Flight Engineer)	– Williams	6

Baldwin (E)

The Squadron’s Operations Record Book shows that E Baldwin was the Captain of a 35 Squadron aircraft on the following sorties prior to the cessation of hostilities in Europe:

1. 21/03/1945 Bruchstrasse
2. 24/03/1945 Gladbeck
3. 25/03/1945 Osnabruck
4. 27/03/1945 Paderborn
5. 03/04/1945 Nordhausen
6. 10/04/1945 Leipzig
7. 14/04/1945 Potsdam
8. 22/04/1945 Bremen
9. 25/04/1945 Wangerooge Island
10. 08/05/1945 Brussels (Repatriation of POW)

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Eric Baldwin	10
(Navigator)	Sidney Walter Barker	9
	Wilfred Allen Jenkins	1
(Air Bomber)	Francis William Sanders	9
	Harvey John Scull	1
(Wireless Operator)	Brian Frederick Spark	1
	Vincent Bowes Farningham	9
(Air Gunner)	Donald Charles Dunkley	10
	George Burnett McRitchie	10
(Flight Engineer)	(Possibly) Charles Melville Fenwick	10

It is known that some (or all) of these airmen continued to fly operationally with the squadron during the post war clean up, which included repatriation of POW and service personnel, Cooks Tours, testing of German radar and disposal of surplus incendiaries. However, the squadron’s record book only provides a summary of these activities and does not list the individual captains and crews that took part in these sorties.

Cozens (RW)

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

1. 13/05/1943 Bochum
2. 23/05/1943 Dortmund
3. 25/05/1943 Dusseldorf
4. 27/05/1943 Essen
5. 29/05/1943 Wuppertal
6. 11/06/1943 Munster
7. 12/06/1943 Bochum
8. 29/07/1943 Hamburg
9. 02/08/1943 Hamburg
10. 09/08/1943 Mannheim
11. 23/08/1943 Berlin
12. 27/08/1943 Nuremberg
13. 30/08/1943 Munchen Gladbach
14. 31/08/1943 Berlin
15. 03/09/1943 Special target NW France
16. 05/09/1943 Mannheim
17. 15/09/1943 Montlucon
18. 22/09/1943 Hanover
19. 23/09/1943 Mannheim
20. 27/09/1943 Hanover
21. 11/11/1943 Cannes
22. 17/11/1943 Mannheim
23. 18/11/1943 Mannheim
24. 22/11/1943 Berlin
25. 25/11/1943 Frankfurt
26. 26/11/1943 Stuttgart
27. 01/03/1944 Stuttgart
28. 15/03/1944 Stuttgart
29. 18/03/1944 Frankfurt
30. 22/03/1944 Frankfurt
31. 18/04/1944 Rouen
32. 20/04/1944 Cologne
33. 24/04/1944 Karlsruhe
34. 27/04/1944 Friedrichshafen
35. 30/04/1944 Acheres
36. 03/05/1944 Montdidier

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Ronald William Cozens	36
(2nd Dickie)	Leslie Sunley White	1
(Navigator)	Charles Ernest Davies	30
	Herbert George Hornsby	5
	Raymond William Bullen	1
(Air Bomber)	Douglas Harris	35
	Ronald Owen Tudberry	1
(Wireless Operator)	John Elliott Fenwick	36
(Air Gunner)	Douglas Edward John Stevens	6
	F Taylor	23
	John Dixon Atkinson	35
	Leslie Jackson	3
	Terence Michael Twomey	3
	William Charles Campbell	2
(Flight Engineer)	Alfred Norman Leslie Moss	34
	Anton Torvald Wang	2

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COZENS CREW
Back Row: NK / NK / NK / NK / Front Row: NK / Cozens / Harris
[Courtesy of Richard Davies]

Extract from D Harris’ Flying Log Book [Courtesy of Thomas Westhead]

Bryant (PJ)

The Squadron’s Operations Record Book shows that PJ Bryant was the Captain of a 35 Squadron aircraft on the following sorties (*):

1. 23/06/1944 Coubronne
2. 24/06/1944 Middel Straete
3. 27/06/1944 Oisemont/Neuville Au Bois
4. 02/07/1944 Oisemont/Neuville Au Bois
5. 06/07/1944 Coquereaux
6. 07/07/1944 Caen
7. 10/07/1944 Nucourt
8. 12/07/1944 Thiverby
9. 14/07/1944 St.Philibert-Ferme
10. 15/07/1944 Nucourt
11. 16/07/1944 St.Philibert-Ferme
12. 18/07/1944 M-Cagny
13. 22/07/1944 L’Hey
14. 23/07/1944 Foret-De-Croc
15. 03/08/1944 Bois de Cassan
16. 04/08/1944 Trossy-St-Maxim
17. 07/08/1944 Normandy
18. 09/08/1944 Foret De Nieppe
19. 11/08/1944 Douai
20. 12/08/1944 Russelsheim
21. 14/08/1944 Falaise
22. 16/08/1944 Stettin
23. 18/08/1944 Connantre
24. 25/08/1944 Brest
25. 11/09/1944 Gelsenkirchen
26. 13/09/1944 Osnabruck
27. 26/09/1944 Calais
28. 30/09/1944 Bottrop
29. 12/10/1944 Wanne-Eickel
30. 14/10/1944 Duisburg [2]
31. 23/10/1944 Essen
32. 25/10/1944 Essen
33. 28/10/1944 Cologne
34. 02/11/1944 Dusseldorf
35. 18/11/1944 Wanne-Eickel
36. 21/11/1944 Worms
37. 27/11/1944 Neuss
38. 29/11/1944 Dortmund
39. 05/12/1944 Soest
40. 06/12/1944 Merseburg (Leuna)
41. 12/12/1944 Essen
42. 02/01/1945 Ludwigshafen
43. 05/01/1945 Hanover
44. 06/01/1945 Hanau
45. 07/01/1945 Munich
46. 14/01/1945 Merseburg/Leuna
47. 16/01/1945 Zeitz
48. 22/01/1945 Gelsenkirchen
49. 28/01/1945 Stuttgart
50. 01/02/1945 Mainz
51. 13/02/1945 Dresden
52. 14/02/1945 Chemnitz
53. 21/02/1945 Duisburg
54. 23/02/1945 Essen

(*) PJ Bryant also flew on one 2nd Dickie Flight on 16/06/1944 Sterkrade

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Philip John Bryant	54
(2nd Dickie)	Jack Alfred Murrell	1
(Navigator)	Horace Arthur  Satterthwaite	1
	William John Bentley	53
(Air Bomber)	Kenneth Allerston	14
	Maldwyn George Williams	40
(Set Operator)	James Bartholomew Edwards	1
	Joseph Omer Dumas	2
(Wireless Operator)	M Cohen	1
	Ronald Bull	1
	William John Phillips	52
(Air Gunner)	Ernest Kenwright	6
	Athol William Scott Shillaker	1
	D Therault	1
	Douglas Edward John Stevens	1
	DR Bolton	1
	F Bales	2
	Francis Emanuel O’Connell	4
	Gordon James Etheridge	2
	Henry Edward Douglas Figgis	43
	Ivor Lewis John Howard	7
	John Lawson MacDonald	1
	John Richard Hacker	1
	Lawrence White	2
	Leonard Arthur Edlin	1
	Leslie Arthur Booth	5
	Maxwell James Martin	1
	Roy William Earl	1
	Squire Nuttall	6
	Thomas Arthur Rippon	21
	Victor Arthur Roe	1
(Flight Engineer)	Donald Harrington Craig	1
	George Brodie Sharpe	50
	Michael William Hanham	1
	Walter Stanley Mountford	1
	(Possibly) Charles Melville Fenwick	1

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BRYANT CREW
Phillips, Allerston, Bentley, Bryant, Sharpe, Kenwright, Booth
[Courtesy of Lisa Phillips]

Bordiss (RJ)

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

1. 30/03/1944 Nuremberg
2. 09/04/1944 Lille (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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Ronald John Bordiss	2
(Navigator)	Lionel Moore Talbot	2
(Air Bomber)	William Severs	2
(Wireless Operator)	Peter Alfred O’Brien	2
(Air Gunner)	Frederick Brynmor James	2
	Leslie Jackson	1
	Thomas Malcolm Holder	1
(Flight Engineer)	John Robertson	2

BORDISS CREW

Cranswick (AP)

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

1. 14/02/1943 Cologne
2. 16/02/1943 Lorient
3. 18/02/1943 Wilhelmshaven
4. 21/02/1943 Bremen
5. 22/03/1943 St.Nazaire
6. 14/04/1943 Stuttgart
7. 16/04/1943 Pilsen
8. 18/04/1943 Spezia
9. 20/04/1943 Stettin
10. 30/04/1943 Bocholt
11. 04/05/1943 Rheine
12. 23/05/1943 Dortmund
13. 25/05/1943 Dusseldorf
14. 29/05/1943 Wuppertal
15. 16/06/1943 Cologne
16. 19/06/1943 Le Creusot & Henri Paul
17. 21/06/1943 Krefeld
18. 13/07/1943 Aachen
19. 15/07/1943 Montbéliard
20. 02/08/1943 Hamburg
21. 09/08/1943 Mannheim
22. 10/08/1943 Nuremberg
23. 12/08/1943 Turin
24. 17/08/1943 Peenemunde
25. 23/08/1943 Berlin
26. 27/08/1943 Nuremberg
27. 31/08/1943 Berlin
28. 16/09/1943 Modane
29. 23/09/1943 Mannheim
30. 03/10/1943 Kassel
31. 04/10/1943 Frankfurt
32. 19/05/1944 Boulogne
33. 21/05/1944 Duisburg
34. 22/05/1944 Dortmund
35. 24/05/1944 Aachen
36. 28/05/1944 Mardick
37. 07/06/1944 Foret De Cerisy
38. 09/06/1944 Rennes
39. 23/06/1944 Coubronne
40. 24/06/1944 Rimeux
41. 02/07/1944 Oisemont/Neuville Au Bois
42. 04/07/1944 Villeneuve St.Georges (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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Alec Panton Cranswick	42
(2nd Dickie)	Colin Frazer Blundell	2
	Melville Max Victor Lewis Muller	1
(Navigator)	AT Williams	9
	Harold Leslie Hulme	22
	Reginald Herbert Kille	11
(Air Bomber)	Philip Richmond Burt	4
	Boris Oleh Bodnar	1
	Edward George Meredith	7
	William McRobbie	30
(Set Operator)	Alexander Watson Lister	6
	Albert Clement Michael Taylor	5
(Wireless Operator)	Daniel McKenzie	26
	Henry Randolph McMahon Stroud	1
	Robert John Bloom	1
	Wilfred Roland Horner	10
	Harold John Rogers	1
	Leonard Stewart Thorpe	3
(Air Gunner)	William James Simpson	1
	Alfred Harold Wood	11
	Eric McHugh Davies	1
	Ivor Lewis John Howard	39
	Jack Edward Stuart Matthews	1
	Morley Albert Arnott	30
(Flight Engineer)	Charles Erickson	11
	Frederick Edward Johnston	31

Extract from WR Horner’s Flying Log Book (May 1944) [ Courtesy of Roger Ward]

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  AP Cranswick

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  RH Kille

Blundell (CF)

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

1. 05/09/1943 Mannheim
2. 15/09/1943 Montlucon
3. 16/09/1943 Modane
4. 22/09/1943 Hanover
5. 27/09/1943 Hanover
6. 03/11/1943 Dusseldorf
7. 11/11/1943 Cannes
8. 22/11/1943 Berlin
9. 23/11/1943 Berlin
10. 25/11/1943 Frankfurt
11. 26/11/1943 Stuttgart
12. 02/12/1943 Berlin
13. 03/12/1943 Leipzig
14. 20/12/1943 Frankfurt
15. 20/01/1944 Berlin
16. 21/01/1944 Magdeburg
17. 27/01/1944 Heligoland
18. 28/01/1944 Berlin (Aborted)
19. 30/01/1944 Berlin
20. 15/02/1944 Berlin (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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Colin Frazer Blundell	20
(Navigator)	Edmund Howard Williams	1
	Lumley Charles Lawless-Pyne	1
	Norman George Emery	1
	Patrick Baring Oates Ranalow	12
	Reginald Arthur  Ward	1
	Ronald Booth	4
(Air Bomber)	Albert Walter Bennett	1
	Charles Henry Pettit	18
	George Dennis Linacre	1
(Wireless Operator)	Reginald Moreton	20
(Air Gunner)	Douglas Edward John Stevens	16
	Harry Roy Lowman	1
	Jeffrey Eugene Pogonowski	1
	John Napier	1
	Randolph Rhodes	5
	Raymond Valentine Montigue Daniels	1
	Roy Horace Wells	1
	Wallace Edward Charles Dillow	14
(Flight Engineer)	Leslie Albert Hazell	20

Bales (PR)

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

1. 23/09/1943 Mannheim
2. 27/09/1943 Hanover
3. 29/09/1943 Bochum
4. 04/10/1943 Frankfurt
5. 08/10/1943 Bremen
6. 11/11/1943 Cannes
7. 17/11/1943 Mannheim
8. 18/11/1943 Mannheim
9. 20/12/1943 Frankfurt
10. 22/12/1943 Special Target,France
11. 29/12/1943 Berlin
12. 02/01/1944 Berlin (Aborted)
13. 14/01/1944 Special target
14. 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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Peter Richard Bales	14
(Navigator)	Dennis Harold Kent	14
(Air Bomber)	Joseph William Wilkinson	1
	David Alton MacGregor	13
(Wireless Operator)	John Golding	1
	William John Gowdy	13
(Air Gunner)	George Ernest Grigg	14
	Leonard George William Watts	13
(Flight Engineer)	Alan John White	1
	Arthur George Page	1
	Frederick Buchan	7
	George Forman	1
	Joseph Rayton	1
	Richard John Twine	1
	Walter Stanley Mountford	1

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Brownlie (IMR)

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

1. 14/01/1943 Lorient
2. 15/01/1943 Lorient
3. 16/01/1943 Berlin
4. 17/01/1943 Berlin (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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Ian Morgan Rutherford Brownlie	4
(Navigator)	Jack Kenneth Corke	4
(Air Bomber)	Frederick Donald McColl	4
(Wireless Operator)	Frederick Arthur Braybrook	4
(Air Gunner)	Lawrence Rockliffe Adcock	4
	William Austin McMullan	4
(Flight Engineer)	Albert Mark Taylor	4

Appleby (RRG)

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

1. 11/06/1943 Munster
2. 12/06/1943 Bochum
3. 28/06/1943 Cologne
4. 03/07/1943 Cologne
5. 13/07/1943 Aachen
6. 24/07/1943 Hamburg
7. 25/07/1943 Essen
8. 27/07/1943 Hamburg
9. 29/07/1943 Hamburg
10. 10/08/1943 Nuremberg
11. 12/08/1943 Turin
12. 16/08/1943 Turin
13. 17/08/1943 Peenemunde
14. 23/08/1943 Berlin
15. 27/08/1943 Nuremberg
16. 31/08/1943 Berlin
17. 03/09/1943 Special target NW France
18. 05/09/1943 Mannheim
19. 15/09/1943 Montlucon
20. 16/09/1943 Modane
21. 03/10/1943 Kassel
22. 04/10/1943 Frankfurt
23. 08/10/1943 Bremen
24. 22/10/1943 Kassel
25. 22/11/1943 Berlin
26. 23/11/1943 Berlin
27. 25/11/1943 Frankfurt
28. 26/11/1943 Stuttgart
29. 20/12/1943 Frankfurt
30. 23/12/1943 Berlin
31. 29/12/1943 Berlin
32. 02/01/1944 Berlin
33. 05/01/1944 Stettin (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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Robert Reginald George Appleby	33
(2nd Dickie)	Colin Elton	1
	Ralph Blakey	1
(Navigator)	Dudley Peter David Archer	13
	Harold Leslie Hulme	3
	Norman George Emery	17
(Air Bomber)	Ernest Charles Nixon	33
(Wireless Operator)	Ivor Charles Redfearn	33
(Air Gunner)	Clifford George Bromham	33
	Donald Seymour James	33
(Flight Engineer)	Bernard Leo Robinson	33

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Back Row: James, Robinson, Bromham, Appleby, Redfearn / Front Row: Nixon, Emery
[Courtesy of Henry Pederson]

Casey (RF)

The Squadron’s Operations Record Book shows that RF Casey was the Captain of a No. 35 Squadron aircraft on the following sorties:

1. 25/06/1942 Bremen
2. 27/06/1942 Orleans
3. 29/06/1942 Bremen
4. 02/07/1942 Bremen
5. 08/07/1942 Wilhelmshaven
6. 13/07/1942 Duisburg (Crashed on Landing)

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Raymond Francis Casey	6
(Navigator)	Peter McGregor Jackson	6
(Air Bomber)	Walter Alfred Elliot	2
	Alfred James Brockway	4
(WOP / AG)	James Henry Janes	6
(Air Gunner)	– Bond	4
	Donald Robert Alexander	6
	Roy Frederick MacDonald	2
(Flight Engineer)	John Cyril Williams	6

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  RF Casey

Davidson (AJF)

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

1. 22/03/1943 St.Nazaire
2. 26/03/1943 Duisburg
3. 27/03/1943 Berlin
4. 30/04/1943 Bocholt
5. 12/05/1943 Duisburg
6. 13/05/1943 Pilsen
7. 25/05/1943 Dusseldorf
8. 29/05/1943 Wuppertal
9. 11/06/1943 Munster
10. 16/06/1943 Cologne
11. 19/06/1943 Le Creusot & Henri Paul
12. 21/06/1943 Krefeld
13. 24/07/1943 Hamburg
14. 27/07/1943 Hamburg
15. 29/07/1943 Hamburg
16. 02/08/1943 Hamburg
17. 10/08/1943 Nurnberg
18. 12/08/1943 Turin
19. 16/08/1943 Turin
20. 17/08/1943 Peenemunde

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Andrew James Fisher  Davidson	20
(Navigator)	Geoffrey Rhodes Whitten	20
(Air Bomber)	Samuel Rene Green	20
(Wireless Operator)	Robert John Bloom	20
(Air Gunner)	Bernard Harry Stanley	20
	William James Simpson	19
(Flight Engineer)	Donald Harrington Craig	7
	George Henry Cross	1
	John Charles Goodson	1
	John Irvine Barrie	2
	Ronald Bound	7
	William McRae Sinclair	2

Clarke (RJ)

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

1. 12/12/1944 Essen
2. 15/12/1944 Ludwigshafen
3. 23/12/1944 Cologne (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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Richard Joseph Clarke	3
(Navigator)	Donald Russell Currie	3
(Air Bomber)	Joseph William Webb	3
(Wireless Operator)	Robert Keith Norsworthy	3
(Air Gunner)	James McGee	3
	Thomas Eugene Craddock	3
(Flight Engineer)	John Charles Mays	3

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  D Currie (Left) and J McGee (Right) [Courtesy of Scott Brown]

Cheal (DJH)

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

1. 11/11/1943 Cannes
2. 03/12/1943 Leipzig (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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Bruce James Henry Cheal	2
(Navigator)	Eric Austin Alliston	2
(Air Bomber)	John Cecil Bonet	2
(Wireless Operator)	Peter Harold (Mornington) Smith	2
(Air Gunner)	Francis John Dimond	2
	John Andrew Whitmore McKenzie	2
(Flight Engineer)	Kenneth Holt	2

Beazley (FHV)

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

1. 15/12/1944 Ludwigshafen
2. 17/12/1944 Duisburg (*)
3. 24/12/1944 Cologne
4. 02/01/1945 Nuremberg
5. 06/01/1945 Hanau
6. 13/01/1945 Saarbrucken
7. 14/01/1945 Merseburg/Leuna
8. 01/02/1945 Mainz
9. 02/02/1945 Wanne Eickel

(*) It is worth noting that DFEC Dean flew as the “Captain of the aircraft” on 17th December 1944, with FHV Beazley shown in the record books as “2nd Pilot“

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Donald Frederick Edgar Charles Dean	1
	Frederick Henry Verner Beazley	8
(2nd Pilot)	Frederick Henry Verner Beazley	1
(Navigator)	Andrew Dougal Tait	7
	Colin John Alfred Ramsey	2
(Air Bomber)	Charles Doig	6
	Harry Breeze	2
	John Edward Hamblett	1
(Wireless Operator)	Percy Albert Gardner	9
(Air Gunner)	F Bales	1
	Gordon James Etheridge	1
	Leonard Arthur Edlin	8
	Roy William Earl	8
(Flight Engineer)	Charles Douglas Eric Seaton	1
	George Mason Titchmarsh	8

Posting Dates

Beazley	Frederick Henry Verner	In From:	76 Squadron	08/11/1944
		Out to:	76 Squadron	20/02/1945

Barnes (WG)

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

1. 14/01/1944 Special target
2. 28/01/1944 Berlin
3. 19/02/1944 Leipzig
4. 20/02/1944 Stuttgart (Crashed on Take-Off)
5. 22/02/1944 Gardening (Aborted)
6. 24/02/1944 Schweinfurt (Incident)

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	William George Barnes	6
(Navigator)	Herbert George Hornsby	6
(Air Bomber)	Albert Clement Michael Taylor	4
	David Shearer Stodart	2
(Wireless Operator)	Raymond Perkins	6
(Air Gunner)	Alistair Stuart McLaren	6
	Arthur Henry Weller	1
	Harry Roy Lowman	1
	Horace John Walker	4
(Flight Engineer)	Charles Erickson	6

Bailey (LSM)

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

1. 30/07/1944 Normandy
2. 03/08/1944 Bois de Cassan
3. 04/08/1944 Trossy-St-Maxim
4. 06/08/1944 Foret De Nieppe
5. 07/08/1944 Normandy
6. 09/08/1944 Foret De Nieppe
7. 14/08/1944 Falaise
8. 15/08/1944 Le Culot
9. 16/08/1944 Stettin
10. 25/08/1944 Brest
11. 27/08/1944 Homberg
12. 11/09/1944 Gelsenkirchen
13. 13/09/1944 Osnabruck
14. 15/09/1944 Kiel
15. 27/09/1944 Bottrop
16. 05/10/1944 Saarbrucken
17. 06/10/1944 Sterkrade
18. 19/10/1944 Stuttgart
19. 21/10/1944 Hanover
20. 23/10/1944 Essen
21. 25/10/1944 Essen
22. 28/10/1944 Cologne
23. 31/10/1944 Cologne
24. 02/11/1944 Dusseldorf
25. 04/11/1944 Bochum
26. 16/11/1944 Duren
27. 20/11/1944 Koblenz
28. 21/11/1944 Aschaffenburg
29. 05/12/1944 Soest
30. 06/12/1944 Merseburg (Leuna)

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Leonard Shaw Meadows Bailey	30
(Navigator)	Robert Thomas Johns	30
(Air Bomber)	Kenneth Allerston	30
(Wireless Operator)	Allan Raymond Marriott	29
	William McDonald	1
(Air Gunner)	Geoffrey Alwin Knapp	28
	George Paterson Thomson	29
	Raymond Terence Salvoni	1
	Reginald Martin Weller	2
(Flight Engineer)	Michael William Hanham	30

Cheshire (F)

The Squadron’s Operations Record Book shows that F Cheshire was the Captain of a 35 Squadron aircraft on the following sorties, prior to cessation of hostilities in Europe:

1. 28/01/1945 Stuttgart
2. 01/02/1945 Mainz
3. 04/02/1945 Bonn
4. 07/02/1945 Goch
5. 13/02/1945 Dresden
6. 14/02/1945 Chemnitz
7. 23/02/1945 Pforzheim
8. 07/03/1945 Hemmingstedt
9. 08/03/1945 Hamburg
10. 20/03/1945 Heide
11. 03/04/1945 Nordhausen
12. 04/04/1945 Leuna
13. 09/04/1945 Kiel
14. 10/04/1945 Plauen
15. 14/04/1945 Potsdam
16. 16/04/1945 Schwandorf
17. 01/05/1945 Ypenburg (Operation Manna)

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Francis Cheshire	17
(Navigator)	John Anthony Gardner	1
	Ralph Kirk Raper	16
(Air Bomber)	Kevin Juckes	17
(Set Operator)	J Akers	1
(Wireless Operator)	Donald Joseph Lawrence	17
(Air Gunner)	David McMillan	17
	SJ Smith	17
(Flight Engineer)	David Perkin Adamson	17

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  F Cheshire’s Crew [Courtesy of Joe McGinn]

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  F Cheshire’s Crew [Courtesy of Janet Thomson]

It is known that some (or all) of these airmen continued to fly operationally with the squadron during the post war clean up, which included repatriation of POW and service personnel, Cooks Tours, testing of German radar and disposal of surplus incendiaries. However, the squadron’s record book only provides a summary of these activities and does not list the individual captains and crews that took part in these sorties.

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

1. Crew served operationally with No. 158 Squadron prior to being posted to No. 35 Squadron

Baker (ET)

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

1. 18/11/1943 Mannheim (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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Ernest Thomas Baker	1
(Navigator)	John Coates Riley	1
(Air Bomber)	Cyril George Stepney	1
(Wireless Operator)	Ralph Henry Wright	1
(Air Gunner)	Alfred Penfold	1
	Arthur Layton Smith	1
(Flight Engineer)	John Smith	1

Ayres (RJ)

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

1. 27/05/1943 Essen (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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Richard Joseph Ayres	1
(Navigator)	Arthur Haydn Porter	1
(Air Bomber)	Frank Charles Cleaver	1
(Wireless Operator)	Leslie James Miles	1
(Air Gunner)	Edward Cavill	1
	Leonard Marshall	1
(Flight Engineer)	Ronald Hageman	1

Andrews (JW)

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

1. 21/06/1943 Krefeld (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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	James Wesley Andrews	1
(Navigator)	David John Jones	1
(Air Bomber)	Frederick Vernon Barnard	1
(Wireless Operator)	Reginald Arthur Muldoon	1
(Air Gunner)	Neil Thomas MacAulay	1
	William Downie Robertson	1
(Flight Engineer)	Robert Matthew Scott	1

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Bradburn (G)

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

1. 06/09/1944 Emden
2. 11/09/1944 Gelsenkirchen (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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	George Bradburn	2
(Navigator)	Deryck Michael Denys Lambert	2
(Air Bomber)	James White	2
(Wireless Operator)	Arthur Thomas Britchford	2
(Air Gunner)	Frederick John Feakins	2
	Randolph Rhodes	2
(Flight Engineer)	Dennis Charles Prior	2

Extract from DMD Lambert’s Flying Log Book (May 1944) [Courtesy of Dianne Lambert]

G Bradburn participated in three 2nd Dickie Flights (7th August, 12th August and 16th August 1944) before becoming captain of a 35 Squadron aircraft.

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Photo Gallery (Main Crew Members)

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  G Bradburn [Courtesy of Deborah Kieboom]

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  R Rhodes [BomberCrewForum]

Posting Dates

George Bradburn	19/07/1944	In From:	41 Base
	11/09/1944	Out To:	War Casualty

Brown (JH)

No. 35 Squadron’s Operations Record Book shows that JH Brown participated in the following operational sorties as captain of a 35 Squadron aircraft.

1. 08/09/1942 Frankfurt
2. 10/09/1942 Dusseldorf
3. 13/09/1942 Bremen
4. 14/09/1942 Wilhelmshaven
5. 19/09/1942 Saarbrucken
6. 05/10/1942 Aachen
7. 13/10/1942 Kiel
8. 15/10/1942 Cologne
9. 24/10/1942 Milan
10. 20/11/1942 Turin
11. 22/11/1942 Stuttgart
12. 02/12/1942 Frankfurt
13. 06/12/1942 Mannheim
14. 08/12/1942 Turin
15. 09/12/1942 Turin
16. 30/01/1943 Hamburg
17. 04/02/1943 Turin
18. 11/02/1943 Wilhelmshaven
19. 18/02/1943 Wilhelmshaven
20. 19/02/1943 Wilhelmshaven
21. 08/03/1943 Nuremberg (Failed to Return)

It is worth noting that JH Brown participated in one 2nd Dickie Flight on 11th August 1942 prior to becoming captain of an aircraft.

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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	John Hilton Brown	21
(Navigator)	Gomer Donald Waterer	21
(Air Bomber)	Albert George Murray Coulam	21
(Set Operator)	Dudley Peter David Archer	2
(Wireless Operator)	David Aitken Sibbald	21
(Air Gunner)	John Napoleon Barry	2
	Patrick Flynn	19
	Stanley Seymour Vinicombe	21
(Flight Engineer)	Alan Tacey	18
	Albert Edward Waddicor	2
	John Maurice Mitchell	1

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BROWN (JH) CREW
Brown, Tacey, Waterer, Flynn, Sibbald, Vinicombe, Coulam
[Courtesy of Colin Lindsey]

Arter (AE)

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

1. 09/07/1943 Gelsenkirchen
2. 24/07/1943 Hamburg
3. 25/07/1943 Essen
4. 27/07/1943 Hamburg
5. 29/07/1943 Hamburg
6. 30/07/1943 Remscheid
7. 09/08/1943 Mannheim
8. 12/08/1943 Turin
9. 16/08/1943 Turin
10. 23/08/1943 Berlin (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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Albert Ernest Arter	10
(2nd Dickie)	Brian Guinness Glover	2
	Randall Vincent Jones	1
(Navigator)	Roy Horsburgh	10
(Air Bomber)	Duncan McIntyre Miller	10
(Wireless Operator)	Allan Roland Ball	10
(Air Gunner)	John Joseph Butler	10
	Peter Golding Boyce	10
(Flight Engineer)	Edwin George Cooper	10

Posting Dates

Arter	Albert Ernest	In From:	77 Squadron	24/06/1943
		Out to:	War Casualty	23/08/1943

Archibald (WB)

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

1. 07/11/1941 Essen
2. 09/11/1941 Hamburg
3. 25/11/1941 Brest
4. 18/12/1941 Brest
5. 30/12/1941 Brest
6. 06/01/1942 Brest
7. 08/01/1942 Brest
8. 08/03/1942 Essen
9. 13/03/1942 Cologne (Crashed on Landing)
10. 30/03/1942 Battleship (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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	William Bruce Archibald	10
(2nd Pilot)	Herbert Gordon Badger Mays	5
	Leslie John Nelmes	4
	Major King	1
(Observer)	Geoffrey Hillam Gurr Murray	7
	Leslie John Percival Foster	1
	Ronald Ernest Cheesman	2
(WOP / AG)	Archibald McCulloch McLaren	10
	James Frederick Staff	3
	Russell James Gibson Jones	7
(Air Gunner)	Douglas Francis	10
(Flight Engineer)	Samuel Palmer	10

Adkins (AEC)

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

1. 14/08/1941 Magdeburg
2. 16/08/1941 Cologne
3. 24/08/1941 Dusseldorf
4. 28/08/1941 Duisburg (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). Details of all flights (including training flights) will be recorded in their Flying Log Books:

(Pilot)	Arthur Edward Charles Adkins	4
(2nd Pilot)	Charles James Pearson	4
(Observer)	Harold Brelsford	4
(WOP / AG)	Alfred James Manning	4
	Herbert Thompson	3
	Maurice Victor Wakeling	1
(Air Gunner)	Alfred William Rose	4
(Flight Engineer)	Frederick William Hill	4