| Flight Sergeant
Norman Lumgair was piloting Lancaster Mk.II LL637 coded EQ-P during
an operation to Stuttgart on March 15/16, 1944. The aircraft departed
Linton-on-Ouse at 1918hrs but was shot down by a night fighter and
crashed near Selestat, France. The entire crew was lost. The
crew consisted of:
|
Name |
Service |
Trade |
Hometown |
Age |
|
F/Sgt Norman Lumgair |
RCAF |
Pilot |
Thornhill, Manitoba |
22 |
|
Sgt Douglas Cruickshank |
RAFVR |
Flight Engineer |
Harrogate, Yorkshire |
23 |
|
F/Sgt George Parker |
RCAF |
Navigator |
Morinville, Alberta |
28 |
|
Sgt William Taylor |
RCAF |
Bomb Aimer |
Nottingham, Saskatchewan |
23 |
|
WO1 William Doran |
RCAF |
W/Op/AG |
Edmonton, Alberta |
29 |
|
Sgt Robert Hudson |
RAFVR |
Air Gunner |
Leicester |
19 |
|
Sgt Robert Burt |
RCAF |
Air Gunner |
Brampton, Ontario |
20 |
Flight Sergeant
Norman Andrew Lumgair was the son of Robert Wallace and Hannah of
Thornhill, Manitoba.
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