Bomber Command Remembrance Wall

Reginald William Sandover

Rembered for your bravery and dedication, with the greatest love and affection.

RAF-VR Pilot Officer Robert Leo Hage

My American cousin RAF-VR Pilot Officer Robert Leo Hage, from Montana, volunteered to fly for the RAF before the U.S. entered WWII serving in 26 OTU. It was important to him to make a difference in this world and he chose action. He piloted a Wellington Bomber, successful in their mission to Bremen but were shot down on 14/09/1942. He was KIA at age 22 over Holland and is buried in Amsterdam at New Eastern Cemetery. RIP cousin Robert Leo! Your Hage family is very proud of you!

Flying Officer Eric G Dudley DFC Air Gunner 44 Squadron

We are forever grateful for our grandfathers courage and bravery. His sense to duty and dedication to service along with all his colleagues in Bomber Command must never be forgotten.

Wing Commander William Harvey Hankin DFC

Lindy and I were so lucky to have such an outstanding man as our father. A hero in every sense of the word.

Wing Commander William Harvey Hankin

For my much loved and missed father - on Wellingtons and mentioned in dispatches. Always proud of our heroic dad.

Edwin John Turner

Remembering my much loved Father who sadly passed away in June 2021. Always a hero in my eyes

All those in Bomber Command during WW2.

My Late Father served with Bomber Command during WW2. Got mentioned in Despatches. He never mentioned this but I have a document to say " Thank-you " from The King.

Michał Latawiec from 305 Squadron.

Remembering of my uncle Michał Latawiec WHO never back home to Poland.

To Louis H Gulliver M/U/Gnr My Father God Bless You.

For the crew of Halifax MKIII LK750 MH-Y shot down on the 18th March 1944 3KIA 4POW RIP.

Flt Sgt Eric Hagyard, Navigator

The Uncle I never met but am so proud of. KIA 1945. Not forgotten.

F/Sgt Martin-Smith DFM

Remembering all those who flew with my father in 550 Squadron Bomber Command, and all those who gave their lives for the freedom we enjoy.

Austin Gerrard Harney

Remembering my dad rear gunner 61 squadron who completed 32 missions and survived xx

W/O James McFalls DFC

It is a pleasure to note that the service of you and your colleagues is finally reconised with the Bomber Command Memorial. You could not know that your Great Nephew, then an Officer Cadet, now a Squadron Leader would be present when the Bomber Command Memorial was dedicated. Thanks Uncle Jim for what you did for us all.

Wing Commander C C Hodder

To the proud memory of my Father who I never knew & his gallant crew.

F/O Vic Riley, Navigator 139 Jamaica Squadron

In loving rememberance of my dear father who died aged 98 on 26th September 2021. His service, along with all his colleagues in Bomber Command, must never be forgotten. We should all be eternally grateful for their courage, bravery and dedication which saw this country through some of its darkest hours.

Sgt. Stanley George Rayner Barham

Thank you Uncle Stan; I wish I'd known you.