Reference WMO/254705
Address:
Layby on South side of A166, Near Cot Nab Farm
Garrowby Hill
Bishop Wilton
YO42 1SY
England
Open large map- Stone Marble
- Second World War (1939-1945)
Grants to support the repair and conservation of war memorials are available from the charity War Memorials Trust if it has raised funds. Support is focused on war memorials in Very bad or Poor condition or where there is a serious Concern.
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At this place on 7th February 1944 at 10am Halifax Bomber DK 192 from R.A.F. Rufforth, crashed in 10/10ths cloud during a training flight. All on board and the driver of a milk lorry who was passing along this road were killed.; 1042582 Flt. Sgt. Stanley Bright aged 22 pilot; 1796160 Sgt. John Frederick Nelson aged 21 engineer; 151321 F/O John Kingsley Mayler aged 25 navigator; 1822095 Sgt. Peter Gordon McDonald aged 19 air gunner; 1866190 Sgt. Sidney James Booker aged 19 air gunner; 130663 Flt. Lt. Alfred John Shirley Hodson D.F.C. aged 29 pilot instructor; Mr. Arthur Wood Kirkby of Hull aged 39 truck driver; Erected by their comrade Alun Emlyn-Jobnes O.B.E. J.P. (1651691 Sgt. bomb aimer); We will remember them.
Stanley Bright; John Frederick Nelson; John Kingsley Mayler; Peter Gordon McDonald; Sidney James Booker; Alfred John Shirley Hodson; Arthur Wood Kirkby
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