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Comments by Robin Riley on Friday, September 05, 2008 at 12:23	IP Logged
David, Glad you found the site useful. I actually think this was Sgt Roches' second mission. If you follow thru from Crew Search and then click on Button "List of Missions Flown" you will find a mission to Leipzig on the 19/2/44 If by any chance you have a photo or any other details that you would like published on the site then please contact me thru webmaster email. Regards Robin Riley
Australia

Comments by David Hasslacher on Friday, September 05, 2008 at 07:32	IP Logged
My mother's brother was Sgt G.P.Roche Navigator who was killed on his first mission returning from Stuttgart when shot down on 21st Feb 1944. At last with the help of your web site I have been able to establish what happened to him and the crew. I have visited their graves in Rheinberg War Cemetery. A very grateful nephew.
Ireland

Comments by Marcel Hogenhuis on Thursday, September 04, 2008 at 01:45	IP Logged
Dear Sir, 156 Sqd.RAF lost 2 Wellingtons in the night of 20/21 December 1942. As this night became very eventful for my hometown Venlo (Netherlands) I have researched all losses. It's very likely that Wellington Z1660 (Watkins) came down in/near the target Duisburg. From microfilmed German POW cards I know that Sgt Harry Campbell Arbic and Sgt Murray Southey were taken prisoner in/near Duisburg. The other Wimpy, BJ589 (Proudfoot) came down near Heijen, a small village south of Nijmegen. All the best, Marcel Hogenhuis (www.fliegerhorst-venlo.net) Hoping that this info
Netherlands

Comments by patrick on Wednesday, September 03, 2008 at 08:37	IP Logged
hi im a member of the ATC and im really interested in the history of 156sqn as my unit is 156sqn ATC would be gratefull if you could provide me with any info.
United Kingdom

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