South Cove 42-51241 Memorial
South Cove, Suffolk
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Location
South Cove, Suffolk, Suffolk
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Aircraft & Operation Details
Crew
Memorial Details
Memorial Care
Church memorial.
Local Contacts
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Local remembrance and memorial support
Local authority responsible for memorial upkeep
Further Reading
Geograph article on East Anglia WWII aircrew crash memorials covering the Suffolk section, including the South Cove B-24 Liberator crash. Documents the memorial within the broader collection of crash memorials across the region.
Part of wider East Anglia crash memorials collectionSuffolk section of memorial survey
Wikipedia article on South Cove, Suffolk referencing the B-24 Liberator crash of 409th Bombardment Squadron, 93rd Bombardment Group near the church in March 1945. The churchyard war memorial mentions the loss and a hand-written memorial inside the church lists crew names.
409th Bombardment Squadron, 93rd BGCrash near the churchHand-written memorial inside church lists crew namesChurchyard war memorial also references the loss
93rd Bomb Group museum page with B-24 Liberator gallery. The 93rd BG was based at Hardwick and flew Liberators throughout the war, providing unit context for the South Cove crash.
93rd BG based at HardwickUnit museum preserves records
Sources
- Geograph Suffolk(website)
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