Handley Page Halifax DK253
14.5 miles away
Greater London
Australian Aircrew Lost Over Europe
Battersea, Wandsworth
Partial Record
The Memorial
Type
Stone of remembrance
Inscription
6 O'clock Face: This Remembrance Stone and the Australian Memorial Garden and House Are Dedicated to the Memory of the 5397 Australian Air Crew Lost in Action Over Europe During the Second World War 1939-1945 Unveiled by Group Captain Roxley Mclennan, Air Force Adviser Australian High Commission, London on 16th May 1995 on This Former Festival of Britain Site 12 O'clock Face: This Memorial Stone Was Donated by Joan (...) Bannenberg a Niece of the Late Squadron Leader, B. A. Grace (...), DFC, RAAF
Location
Battersea, Wandsworth, Greater London
Community Connection
Donated by Joan (...) Bannenberg, a niece of the late Squadron Leader, B.A. Grace (DFC), RAAF.
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Last updated 2026-04-12
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