AW Whitley P4952
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Belonging to No10 Squadron RAF, crashed on October 15th 1940 after running out of fuel while returning to it's base at RAF Leeming from a raid on the synthetic oil plant at Stettin, Poland. The crew baled out leaving the Whitley to dive into the moorland near Bellingham.*
*=Bureau of Aircraft accidents archives.
Supermarine Spitfire MKII P8193
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Belonging to 57 OTU, crashed on 26th April 1944 while taking part in a low flying cross country exercise out of RAF Boulmer. The aircraft struck a tree and crashed into Houxty Wood.**
**=Info from ACIA--More info here:-acia.co.uk/1944/04/26/spitfire-p8193/
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Crashed on 23rd February 1943 after encountering low cloud while being delivered to No 5 OTU at RAF Long Kesh in Northern Ireland from RAF Edzell.***
***= Info from www.peakdistrictaircrashes.co.uk
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Belonging to No1 Specialised Low attack instructors school based at RAF Milfield. Crashed on 22nd June 1943 while carrying out a camera gun attack on an Army Convoy. The Hurricane struck the ground just short of the convoy and bounced over it before breaking up on the other side of the road. The Pilot survived.
Info from 'Air Crash Northumberland' by Russel Gray, Jim Corbett, Johnathon Shipley and Neil Anderson.