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Cambridgeshire
Vickers Wellington R1474
Beck Row, Forest Heath
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Type
Board / Plaque / Tablet
Inscription
On the 18th March 1941 'M' Mother Wellington Bomber of 149 Squadron Crashed on to This Bungalow as It Was Preparing to Land, Killing All the Crew. A German Night Intruder Was Responsible. The Occupants Mr & Mrs Titmarsh Survived. In Greatful Thanks We Remember [crew names listed on memorial] Sacrifice . Remembrance. Love
Location
Beck Row, Forest Heath, Suffolk
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Mr & Mrs Titmarsh Survived.
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Last updated 2026-04-12
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