l7775 - Wellington L7775 on Beinn a'Bhuird, Cairngorms. - yorkshire-aircraft.co.uk musangwin

Wellington I L7775 [Royal Air Force Aircraft Serial and ... - RAFCommands

Pilot Officer H M Coombs, Sergeant F Hutson: killed; Sergeant A W Milroy, Sergeant K W Bordycott, Sergeant G R Lyon, Sergeant J A Sparks, Pilot Officer D V Gilmour: injured; aircraft accident, Wellington L7775, 20 Operational Training Unit, 23 October 1940.

The tail is from aircraft L7775 based at RAF Lossiemouth which crashed near Braemar in October 1940. Wellington IA L7775 took off from Lossiemouth on 24th October 1940 on a night navigation exercise routing Base - Brechin - Kinnaird Head - Inverness - Base.

Taken on Strength/Charge with the Royal Air Force with s/n L7775. To Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre, RAF East Kirkby, East Kirkby, Lincolnshire/Lincs, England. View the Location Dossier

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Wreckage of Vickers Wellington IA [L7775] - Flickr

Wellington IA L7775 took off from Lossiemouth on 24th October 1940 on a night navigation exercise routing Base - Brechin - Kinnaird Head - Inverness - Base. Crashed at approximately 21:00 hrs into Bruach Mhor on Beinn a' Bhuird.

Wellington L7775 on Beinn a'Bhuird, Cairngorms. On 24th October 1940 the crew of this 20 O.T.U. aircraft were undertaking a night cross country training flight when that used turning points of Brechin, Kinnairds Head, Inverness before returning to base of Lossiemouth.