Normandy Bomber Crew Memorial
Normandy
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Normandy
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The British Normandy Memorial at Ver-sur-Mer was unveiled on 6 June 2021. It records the names of 22,442 people from over 30 countries who served under British command and died in Normandy between 6 June and 31 August 1944, including many Bomber Command aircrew who supported the invasion.
22,442 names recordedUnveiled 6 June 2021Located near Gold Beach, Ver-sur-MerIncludes Bomber Command casualties
A memorial in Normandy specifically commemorates French bomber crews who served with RAF Bomber Command. The inscription notes that one in two French heavy bomber crew members perished during operations against Nazi Germany.
Dedicated to French crews in Bomber Command50% casualty rate among French bomber crews noted
CWGC visitor guide to D-Day memorials in Normandy, including cemeteries where Bomber Command aircrew are buried. CWGC maintains multiple sites across the region with verified graves of bomber crews.
CWGC maintains multiple Normandy sitesBomber Command graves across the region
Sources
- Charlie Leitheiser hackathon research(personal_research)
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