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Belton Wellington Memorial
All Saints Church, Belton, Norfolk
Stub Record
The Memorial
Type
Stained-glass window
Inscription
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Location
All Saints Church, Belton, Norfolk, Norfolk
What Happened
Wellington NC721 of 19 Operational Training Unit departed Kinloss at 2004 on 11 October 1944. The aircraft failed to return. Sgt D.R. Sharman is commemorated in a stained-glass window at All Saints Church, Belton, Norfolk.
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Share remembrance informationAircraft & Operation Details
Aircraft Type
Wellington
Serial Number
NC721
Squadron
19 OTUStation
Kinloss
Date of Loss
1944-10-11
Operation Type
Training
Crew (1 member)
Nearby Memorials
Sources
Chorley, W.R. — Bomber Command Losses Vol. 7 (book)
Credits & Acknowledgements
Record compiled by
Tony Hibberd (Facebook post); compiled by Holly (LifeOS)
Last updated 2026-10-23
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