L7775

World War II Aviation Crash Sites in Scotland - Wellington L7775

Wellington Mk.IA L7775 of No.20 OTU, RAF, crashed on Bruach Mhor, Braemar, Aberdeenshire on the 24th October 1940

Wellington L7775 on Beinn aBhuird, Cairngorms. - yorkshire-aircraft.co.uk

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.

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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 2100 hrs into Bruach Mhor on Beinn a' Bhuird.

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Citation Aircraft Description Link; AIR81/3904: Wellington I L7775: 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.: C16688002

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Wellington 'L7775' was operated by 20OTU and based at RAF Lossiemouth. On 24th October 1940 it was on a night navigation exercise. At about 21:00 it crashed into Bruach Mhor on Beinn a' Bhuird when the pilot mistook the snow covered mountain for cloud. Five of the seven crew survived the crash.