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After the facts - a surmise
Events the night Lancaster LM381 was shot down. It includes the fate of the two survivors from the Lancaster and their forced marches to prisoner of war camps.
The Last Flight
The last flight of Lancaster LM381.
Further notes Ben Boothman
Ben's narrative after being taken prisoner of war after his aircraft was shot down.
Artifact from Lancaster LM381
An artifact annotated 'Artifact from LM381 Lancaster bomber, E2, found Kollerbeck 1944, presented Nov 2015 to GH Clarke [Brian's brother].
Summary of the last flight of Lancaster LM381
A map of Germany showing where LM381 crashed and giving brief details of its last flight.
My Surmise from all accounts
A summary of the events when Lancaster LM381 was shot down.
Greetings from Werner
Werner was an eye witness to the crash of Brian Clarke's Lancaster.
The last flight of Lancaster LM381
A description of the last flight of Brian Clarke's Lancaster. The text has been translated from German and has been stamped by the National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters.
Copy of letter from Miss Adamson
A description of a visit to Kollerbeck cemetery. She describes the five graves and their location.
Map of Germany, centred on Steinheim
A map with four towns underlined in red - Breden, Grossenbreden, Lowendorf and Bodexen. They are in the area slightly south and south-east of Steinheim and indicate where debris from the Lancaster was found.
There is a second copy with Kollerbeck…
There is a second copy with Kollerbeck…
Summary Addendum Ref Jan 14/15 1944
The text details the crew and their fates. The graves of three of the five men are identified.
Sketch map of Brian Clarke's last operation
The planned route to Brunswick.
There is a second copy with the outward route coloured blue and inward red.
There is a second copy with the outward route coloured blue and inward red.
Kollerbeck Cemetery
Six photographs.
#1, 2 and 3 are of the graves of the five airmen who died. Dated July 1946
#4, 5 and 6 are views of Kollerbeck, dated 1946.
The view of Kollerbeck is repeated (twice) on a separate sheet.
#1, 2 and 3 are of the graves of the five airmen who died. Dated July 1946
#4, 5 and 6 are views of Kollerbeck, dated 1946.
The view of Kollerbeck is repeated (twice) on a separate sheet.
Kollerbeck
A description of Kollerbeck and the surrounding countryside.