THE MILDENHALL REGISTER
15, 90, 149, & 622 Bomber Squadrons’ Association

 

The Mildenhall No 3 Group Squadrons.

These images and further information links are Crown Copyright: Reproduced by kind permission of HMSO

149 Sqn History, Research and Information page.

 

An Air Gunner's Log Book Analyised.

Mrs Pat Best, wife of John D W Best, and Nita & Chris Best have kindly given permission to publish this account. It has been compiled by John Johnston, the author of the 149 Sqn history, "Strong by Night". He has done his usual authentic and painstaking analysis of the log book and come up with a detailed look at the selection, training and operational duties of an Air Gunner on a Lancaster. Well worth a read for an insight into what an Air Gunner went through in the late war years.

An Air Gunners' Log Book.

 

Sgt L H Nicholson, Air Gunner

Mr Dave Richardson has, with the help of family members, produced a fascinating story. It tells of the life and death of his uncle, Lawrence Nicholson, a Sgt Air Gunner of 149 Sqn in 1942. There are some wonderful pictures, documents and memories in this for us all. The story now includes the memorial service which occured earlier this year, and the Book of Rememberance.

A classic example of what can be achieved through research.

Sgt L H Nicholson, Air Gunner, 149 Sqn ,RAFVR.

Stirling R9329 Book of Rememberance,

 

Failed to Return - BK710

Mr Paul Winchester has managed to pull together various relatives of crew members of the lost Stirling, BK710. The results of all the hard work from many quarters is reproduced here. The memorial service is being held shortly.

A research triumph. By kind permission of Mr Paul Winchester and "Brisbane Water Legacy Chatterbox, November 2011"

Stirling BK710. The Story..... so far.