Bomber Command Memorial Register

Stogumber Wellington Memorial

150 SqnSomersetWellington

Church of Our Lady, Stogumber, Somerset

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The Memorial

Type
Stone tablet
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Location

Church of Our Lady, Stogumber, Somerset, Somerset

What Happened

Wellington DV593 of 150 Squadron, coded JN-?, departed Snaith at 2135 on 14 May 1942 for Dortmund. The aircraft was shot down at 0207 on 15 May by Obergefreiter Georg Worch of 9/NJG2, his first claim. All crew were killed.

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Aircraft & Operation Details

Aircraft Type
Wellington
Serial Number
DV593
Aircraft Code
JN-?
Squadron
150 Sqn
Station
Snaith
Date of Loss
1942-05-15
Operation Type
Bombing — Dortmund
Cause of Loss
Shot down by night fighter — Ogefr Georg Worch (9/NJG2), his 1st claim

Crew (1 member)

RankNameRoleAgeNationalityFateBurial / Status
P/O
C.H. Mardon
Crew——Killed—

Nearby Memorials

Handley Page Halifax's JP201 and LL137
26.6 miles away
Devon

Sources

Chorley, W.R. — Bomber Command Losses Vol. 3 (book)
Boiten, T. — Nachtjagd Combat Archive: Early Years Part 2 (book)
Tony Hibberd (RAF Bomber Command Memorials Facebook group, admin post) (social-media)
Credits & Acknowledgements
Record compiled by
Tony Hibberd (Facebook post); compiled by Holly (LifeOS)
Last updated 2026-10-23

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