Sterlings, Dakotas and the Berlin Airlift

WW1 Roll of Honour

Sterlings, Dakotas
and the Berlin
Airlift

The Mediterranean
Campaign

Personal Stories

Norway and
Battle of Britain
ORB (text)

The First World War

Between the Wars

The Norwegian
Campaign

The Battle of Britain

Reunions through the Ages

Crash of Sterling PJ911

Gambut Ops.
Roy Butler’s Story

Gambut Ops.
OberLt Jobst’s Story

Sqn Cdr’s Son’s Childhood Memories

Story of an Erk

BofB Roll of Honour

The Reunion Dinner

Between the War ORB

Reunion Photographs

Hyperlinks to Individual Pages

Text Box: The Story of PJ 911 In Sep 06, the Secretary received an email from a lady who had been walking in a remote part of the Pyrenees and discovered aircraft parts scattered about a hillside. She asked the local Mayor’s office if they had information on the crash. Amazingly they did ; click here to read a translation of the official French Report. The names of locations have been removed to prevent souvenir hunters destroying the site. The aircraft was a No 46 Sqn Sterling PJ 911 en route from Libya to RAF Stoney Cross which crashed on 24 March 1945. Coincidently, less than a year later the Secretary received an enquiry from a relative of one of the pilots, Flt Lt Douglas, asking if we had any details of the crash—the wonders of the internet. Click here to see the letter.

Text Box: No 46 Squadron RFC and RAF We Rise to Conquer