Sergeant J.T. Lamb [754628]
Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
50 Squadron
A Pilot/Navigator/Bomb Aimer
The Commonwealth War Graves Commission website notes him as a son of Stanley and Hannah Lamb, of Carlisle, England.
Prior to the war, he had been a laboratory assistant at Carlisle Technical College.
For further details on the crash of the plane, see
Daveswrecks
The crew of the Handley Page Bomber, AD 730, comprised,
Pilot: John Kenneth Hill
Navigator: Sgt. Jack Lamb
Wireless Op/Air Gunner Sgt. Fred Erdwin
Air Gunner: Sgt. Stanley Wright
For further details on this fatal flight, see the entry on
John Kenneth Hill the pilot, who is also buried in this cemetery.
Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
50 Squadron
A Pilot/Navigator/Bomb Aimer
The Commonwealth War Graves Commission website notes him as a son of Stanley and Hannah Lamb, of Carlisle, England.
Prior to the war, he had been a laboratory assistant at Carlisle Technical College.
For further details on the crash of the plane, see
Daveswrecks
The crew of the Handley Page Bomber, AD 730, comprised,
Pilot: John Kenneth Hill
Navigator: Sgt. Jack Lamb
Wireless Op/Air Gunner Sgt. Fred Erdwin
Air Gunner: Sgt. Stanley Wright
For further details on this fatal flight, see the entry on
John Kenneth Hill the pilot, who is also buried in this cemetery.
Sergeant J.T. Lamb [754628]
Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
50 Squadron
A Pilot/Navigator/Bomb Aimer
The Commonwealth War Graves Commission website notes him as a son of Stanley and Hannah Lamb, of Carlisle, England.
Prior to the war, he had been a laboratory assistant at Carlisle Technical College.
For further details on the crash of the plane, see
Daveswrecks
The crew of the Handley Page Bomber, AD 730, comprised,
Pilot: John Kenneth Hill
Navigator: Sgt. Jack Lamb
Wireless Op/Air Gunner Sgt. Fred Erdwin
Air Gunner: Sgt. Stanley Wright
For further details on this fatal flight, see the entry on
John Kenneth Hill the pilot, who is also buried in this cemetery.
Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
50 Squadron
A Pilot/Navigator/Bomb Aimer
The Commonwealth War Graves Commission website notes him as a son of Stanley and Hannah Lamb, of Carlisle, England.
Prior to the war, he had been a laboratory assistant at Carlisle Technical College.
For further details on the crash of the plane, see
Daveswrecks
The crew of the Handley Page Bomber, AD 730, comprised,
Pilot: John Kenneth Hill
Navigator: Sgt. Jack Lamb
Wireless Op/Air Gunner Sgt. Fred Erdwin
Air Gunner: Sgt. Stanley Wright
For further details on this fatal flight, see the entry on
John Kenneth Hill the pilot, who is also buried in this cemetery.
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