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Lincoln William Delaney

This story is shared by the Trust with kind permission from Pete Colley, Curator, Wickenby Museum.

Remembering William Lincoln Delaney, aged 19, Sgt, Flight Engineer, 12 Squadron, Royal Air Force. He was the son of TG & Doris Daisey Delaney of Canvey Island, Essex. He was killed on the 11th August on his 25th mission. The squadron had been sent to lay mines at La Pallice in the mouth of the Gironde. According to one of the survivors of the crash, the aircraft suffered damage to a fuel tank during the mission which resulted in a shortage of fuel. It crashed at 03:30 near Aston Down airfield, Gloucestershire when attempting to land. Five of the crew were killed.

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FALLEN HEROES

  • LINCOLN WILLIAM DELANEY

    Royal Air Force • SERGEANT

    Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
    12 Squadron, Royal Air Force

    DIED | 11 August 1944

    AGE | 19

    SERVICE NO. | 1875601

FALLEN HEROES

  • LINCOLN WILLIAM DELANEY

    Royal Air Force • SERGEANT

    Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
    12 Squadron, Royal Air Force

    DIED | 11 August 1944

    AGE | 19

    SERVICE NO. | 1875601

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