| Aircraft and crew | |||||
| No. 61 Squadron RAF motto: Per purum tonantes Avro Lancaster I ME596 QR-H |
No. 75 Squadron RAF motto: Ake ake kia kaha (Maori) Avro Lancaster I HK564 AA-P | ||||
| Taylor G.M. | RCAF | † | Mulcahy C.D. | RNZAF | † |
| Burnside J.K. | RAF | † | Parker R.R. | RAF | † |
| Nevin A.F. | RCAF | † | Hazard W.F. | RNZAF | † |
| Meek J. | RCAF | POW | Thomson E.L. | RNZAF | † |
| Adair S. | RAF | † | Elvin W. | RNZAF | † |
| Goulding W. | RAF | † | Jonston H.D. | RNZAF | † |
| Scrimshaw C.C. | RAF | † | Wright J.H. | RNZAF | † |
Lancaster Memorial, chapel near Lancaster Memorial
The Lancaster Memorial is a memorial in the northern Luxembourg locality of Weiswampach, which was erected 60 years after World War II in memory of 14 allied airmen, 13 of whom died on the spot and one who was made prisoner by the Germans. During the night from 12 to 13 August 1944 their aircraft, two Avro Lancasters, were shot down.
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Coordinates: 50°08′29″N 6°06′47″E / 50.141455°N 6.113049°E
The original article can be found at Lancaster Memorial (Weiswampach, Luxembourg) and the edit history here.