Airwar over Denmark

Airwar over Denmark

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Mustang IV KH860 belly landed near Hornum 4/5 1945.


The aircraft belonged to RAF 234 Sqn. Coastal Command and was coded AZ-G.
T/O Bannf. OP: Anti shipping in Kattegat.


While crossing the Mariager Fjord at 16:13 hours German flak opened fire and P/O Peter J. W. Bell was hit in the arm by a tracer.
His Mustang was hit in several places and he had to belly land it near Hornum.
He was taken to the hospital in Løgstør.

On 15/5 1945 he was back in England.

 


                     (Zone-Redningskorpset via Finn Buch)

 



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