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The 142 Sqdn left from Grimsby at 1942-08-05 at 23:09. Loc or duty Gardening

The 142 Sqdn left from Grimsby at 1942-08-05 at 23:09. Loc or duty Gardening
On Wednesday 05 August 1942, a member of the 142 Sqdn, Sergeant J Anderson, took off from Grimsby in the United Kingdom. His mission is mentioned elsewhere on WW2 History Europe. You can find the other details of this mission by searching here. Training and cargo flights are not separately mentioned as a mission. The plane left at 23:09.

He flew with a Vickers Wellington (type IV, serial Z1487, code QT-Z).

Campaign report of the USAAF:


(8th Air Force): VIII Fighter Command dispatches its first mission-11 Spitfire Mk Vs of the 31st Fighter Group on a practice run over France.

Campaign report of the RAF:


4/5 August 1942

Essen

38 aircraft dispatched encountered severe icing and only 18 aircraft bombed in the Essen area. 1 Lancaster lost.

45 aircraft minelaying in the Frisians and off Brest, Lorient and St Nazaire. 2 Wellingtons lost.

5 August 1942

3 Mosquitos to Germany, only 1 bombed. No aircraft lost.

5/6 August 1942

The Ruhr

25 aircraft, 17 to Essen and 8 to Bochum. The intention was to reach the target area by Gee and then to bomb visually through gaps in the cloud. Only 3 aircraft bombed at Bochum and only 1 at Essen. 5 aircraft - 3 Halifaxes, 1 Lancaster and 1 Wellington - were lost and a further aircraft crashed in England.

Minor Operations: 57 aircraft minelaying off France, Holland and Germany, 14 aircraft on leaflet flights. 1 Wellington minelayer lost.


With thanks to the RAF and USAAF.net!

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