Hampden (Total: 1,003, Canadian: 471, Group 0)
Handley Page Hampden
Handley Page Hampden (Serial No. P5428), of No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Patricia Bay, British Columbia, in the torpedo-bomber training role between May 1942 and February 1944.
Handley Page developed a modern stressed-skin mid-wing monoplane, powered by Bristol Pegasus radial air cooled engines, with its first flight in 1936. It had the most advanced wings available at the time, giving it a remarkably low landing speed of 73 mph for an aircraft of its size, with a top speed of 265 mph. The Hampden had a short, narrow but tall main fuselage with a very slender tail unit. This configuration led to the nicknames "Flying Panhandle" and "Flying Suitcase". At the end of the war, no complete or partial Hampden aircraft were retained for museum display.
The Hampden served in the early stages of the war, bearing the brunt of the early bombing war over Europe, taking part in the first night raid on Berlin and in the first 1000-bomber raid on Cologne. In Canada, Hampdens were built by six companies that formed Associated Aircraft. There were three in Ontario and three in Quebec, hence they were identified as the Ontario Group and Quebec Group. They supplied all the the components to the two assembly plants. The Ontario Group's assembly plant was at the Malton Airport, while the Quebec group's assembly plant was at the St. Hubert Airport. Canadian Museum of Flight and Harold A Skaarup web page
Handley Page Hampden in Flight
Wikipedia Hampden Bomber
Hampden - Kestrel PublicationsHampden I serial AD726
s/n AD726
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AD 726
Known Units: ;44
Sqn 44, Ditched 25 km E of Harwich, probably engine failurelast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD732
s/n AD732
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AD 732
Known Units: ;61
Operated with 61 Sqn. Shot down by flak in attack on airfield near Cherbourglast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD740
s/n AD740
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AD 740
Known Units: ;83;14 OTU
Operated by 14 OTU. Stalled and dive into the ground on overshoot Cottesmorelast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AD751
s/n AD751
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AD 751
Known Units:
First used by No. 14 OTU in the UK. Then with No. 32 OTU at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC.last update: 2025-February-05
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AD754
s/n AD754
m/d H.P.52
Y
English Electric Co.
AD 754
Known Units: ;144;61;408
First used by No. 144, No. 61 and No. 408 Sqns in the UK. Then transferred to Canada and used by No. 32 OTU at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC.. Reported as a T.B. Mk. I.last update: 2025-February-05
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden I serial AD758
s/n AD758
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AD 758
Known Units: ;106;144;408;14 OTU
With 14 OTU. Crashed on overshoot Jurby, and blew uplast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD762
s/n AD762
m/d H.P.52
J
English Electric Co.
AD 762
Known Units: ;415
Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, in 1942/43.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AD767
s/n AD767
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AD 767
Known Units: ;32;415
First used by No. 144 and No. 415 Sqns in the UK 1942/43 . Then transferred to Canada and used by No. 32 OTU at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. For unexplained reasons the a/c dove vertically into the sea near Dinner Point on Mayne Island, BC during a training flight. The pilot, Flight Sergeant R Hayes, who had only 5 hours on type, was killed.last update: 2025-February-05
1944-January-13 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Aerodrome Names: Hayes
1944-February-24 Struck off Strength Struck off, after being lost, see comments 2019-08-20
Hampden I serial AD782
s/n AD782
m/d H.P.52
A
English Electric Co.
AD 782
Known Units: ;408
From 14 OTU. Crashed shortly after take-off from Balderton on a mission against Brest on 25 Jan 42. The four-man crew perished; they were Flight Sergeant V.C. Dadson (pilot), Flight Sergeant (RAF) R. Ball (nav), Flight Sergeant (RAF) W.D. Morris (WAG) and Flight Sergeant (RAF) H. Davies (WAG)last update: 2025-February-05
Bombing Brest France 1942-01-25 to 1942-01-25
(MB) Sqn (RAF) North Ruffenham
Hampden Mk I AD782
Aircraft stalled at 1500 feet and crashed at Lyndon Wing Road, Rutland, England, and burst into flames
Killed includes Davies: Flight Sergeant Victor Charles Dadson RCAF R/76568 pilot KIA Tunbridge Wells Cemetery, England, Row A. Grave 12. Sergeant Douglas Marsden RAF 982777 Nav. Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Prestwich, Lancashire, England. Sergeant Albert Barclay Wright RAF 990757 St. John The Baptist Churchyard, North Luffenham Rutland, England.Sergeant Harold Davies RAF 1062332 KIA St. Mary Churchyard, Brymbo, Wrexham, EnglandHampden I serial AD784
s/n AD784
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AD 784
Known Units: ;144
With 144 Sqn. Crashed in sea off Dutch coastlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD786
s/n AD786
m/d H.P.52
L
English Electric Co.
AD 786
Known Units: ;420
Served with No. 420 Squadron, RCAF, Crashed at Boothby Pagnell, 5 miles SE of Grantham, Lincolnshire on 23 July 1942, shortly after taking off from Waddington on a mining operation to Lorient. Three killed (Flight Sergeant H. Germain, Flight Sergeant G. Johnson and Flight Sergeant K Little), one wounded (Flight Sergeant H.S. Hilet, DFM)., one wounded.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD791
s/n AD791
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AD 791
Known Units: ;144
Missing. Cause unknownlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD793
s/n AD793
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AD 793
Known Units: ;144
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden I serial AD799
s/n AD799
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AD 799
Known Units: ;415
09 Sep 1943 - the a/c took from RAF Thorney Island at 11:05 hrs on a night test flight and was seen to crash and burn a few miles from the aerodrome at approximately 11:30 hrs. The a/c clipped some trees before crashing but the phenomenon known as "stabilized yaw" was considered to be the cause. The crew consisted of: Flying Officer R.S. Arnold (pilot), Flying Officer C.E. Coons (nav), and F/Sgt. D.K. Stroud (WAG).last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD803
s/n AD803
m/d H.P.52
L
English Electric Co.
AD 803
Known Units: ;106;408
From 106 Sqn. Crashed in the sea south of Samsø 16 May 42. Together with 49 other a/c AD803 were gardening (mining) the western part of the Baltic Sea and the Danish Belts. AD803 was tasked with gardening the area east and south of the island of Samsø. When this was done, AD803 headed west together with one other Hampden. South west of Samsø, a German mine sweeper was spotted and attacked with 250 lb bombs, of which each aircraft carried two under the wings. One of the bombs hit the mine sweeper on the front deck but bounced off without exploding. Flak from the mine sweeper hit AD803 and at approx. 02:00 hrs it crashed burning into the sea. It floated for a while, and this allowed the pilot, Flight Sergeant H.J. Copeman, to get out of the wreck. Copeman, who was badly injured, was then picked up from the sea by the mine sweeper. Flight Sergeant A.A. Smith, was killed.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD826
s/n AD826
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AD 826
Known Units: ;16 OTU
With 16 OTU Dived into the ground. Wooton, Bedfordshirelast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD829
s/n AD829
m/d H.P.52
E
English Electric Co.
AD 829
Known Units: ;408
Served with No. 408 Squadron, RCAF at Balderton, coded "EQ*E". Lost on mission to Saarbrucken on 27 / 28 August 1942. Crashed near Sauville, in the Ardennes. All 4 crew killed. They were Flight Sergeant (RAF) P.L. Kemp (pilot), Flight Sergeant (RAF) S.F. Clarke (nav), Flight Sergeant (RAF) H.Gregson (WAG) and Flight Sergeant (RAF) E.J. Stansfield
last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD831
s/n AD831
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AD 831
Known Units: ;16 OTU
#16 Operational Training Unit, RAF Upper Heyford, Hampden I aircraft #AD 831 stalled on a turn and crashed during a bombing exercise, near Bicester at Baynard's Green, Oxfordshirelast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD842
s/n AD842
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AD 842
Known Units: ;49;408
From 49 Sqn. With No. 408 (B) Squadron, RCAF when lost on 8 March 1942. Stalled on takeoff for mine laying mission, crashed inside airport perimeter at North Luffenham. Had been airborne 4 minutes. The pilot, Flight Sergeant D.C. Hunter survived with injuries. The rest of the crew, consisting of Flight Sergeant (RAF) R. Ball (nav), Flight Sergeant (RAF)W.D. Morris (WAG) and Flight Sergeant F.F. Mackinnon, perished.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD843
s/n AD843
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AD 843
Known Units: ;50
With 50 Sqn. Crashed in North Sealast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD844
s/n AD844
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AD 844
Known Units: ;50
With 50 Sqn. Missing presumed ditchedlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD846
s/n AD846
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AD 846
Known Units: ;144
With 144 Sqn. Shot down by flak in attack on convoy off Terschelling.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD848
s/n AD848
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AD 848
Known Units: ;14 OTU
With 14 OTU. Dived into ground near Doncasterlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD849
s/n AD849
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AD 849
Known Units: ;16
With 16 OTU. Crashed soon after take-off, Upper Heyfordlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD853
s/n AD853
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AD 853
Known Units: ;50;420;408
From 50 Sqn, To 420 Sqn, To 408 Sqn. To AASlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD855
s/n AD855
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AD 855
Known Units: ;106;44;420;489
From 44 Sqn. Converted for use as torpedo bomber. To 489 Sqnlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD857
s/n AD857
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AD 857
Known Units: ;106;408;7fPP
With 7 Ferry Pilots Pool (FPP). Crashed after engine failure, Sherburn-in-Elmetlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD862
s/n AD862
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AD 862
Known Units: ;106
With Sqn 106, Shot down by night fighter 8km SW of Maastrichtlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD869
s/n AD869
m/d H.P.52
L
English Electric Co.
AD 869
Known Units: ;420
Served with No. 420 Squadron, RCAF, Crashed while on a night cross country training flight on 19 / 20 April 1942, at Wispington, 3 miles NW of Horncastle, Lincolnshire, bursting into flames on impact. all 4 crew killed. d as follows: Flight Sergeant H. Davis, Flight Sergeant J. Pritchard, Flight Sergeant G.Laronde, and Flight Sergeant G. Player
last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD870
s/n AD870
m/d H.P.52
X
English Electric Co.
AD 870
Known Units: ;83;408
From 83 Sqn, Converted to torpedo bomber Served with No. 408 Squadron, RCAF.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD900
s/n AD900
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AD 900
Known Units: ;144
With 144 Sqn. Shot down by night fighter, Hoogkarspel Netherlandslast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD915
s/n AD915
m/d H.P.52
F
English Electric Co.
AD 915
Known Units: ;44;420
Operated by No. 420 (B) Squadron at Waddington in 1941/42, Shot down by flak on a mining mission off the Frisian Islands on 18 / 19 February 1942. Ditched off Schiermonnikoog. Crew dispatched messenger pigeon with the message "SOS AD915 F Time dispatched 21/2/42 10 oclock Position OOSTERBIERUM Friesland Netherland OZO", arrived at Spurn Head in the UK next day. 2 crew are were taken prisoner (Pilot Officer R. See and Flight Sergeant W. Rutledge) and, 2 were killed (Flight Sergeant H. Bake and Flight Sergeant J. Adams).last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD924
s/n AD924
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AD 924
Known Units: ;144
With 144 Sqn. Missing cause unknownlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD932
s/n AD932
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AD 932
Known Units: ;106
With 106 Sqn. Ditched 48 m east of Wick. Possibly damaged by flaklast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD939
s/n AD939
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AD 939
Known Units: ;44
With 44 Sqn. Collided with Spitfire of 412 Sqn and crashed near Waddingtonlast update: 2025-February-05
Operational 1941-08-31 to 1941-08-31
44 (B) Sqn (RAF) RAF Waddington
44 Rhodesia Squadron (Fulmina regis lusta) RAF Waddington. Hampden I aircraft AD 939 lost in a mid-air collision with 412 squadron RCAF Spitfire IIa aircraft P 8586 with the loss of all three aircrew members on the Hampden as well as the pilot of the Spitfire
Leading Aircraftman F B Prest (RAFVR) (Can), Pilot Officer P R Owen (RAFVR) and Flight Sergeant D G Forbes (RAFVR) all on Hampton AD 939 as well as Pilot Officer W R Hughes (RCAF) were killed in this flying training accident
The Hampton crashed in fields just off White Lane near RAF Waddington, while the Spitfire crashed into the nearby North Sea
Royal Air Force Serial and Image Database
Crash of a Handley Page HP 52 Hampton I at RAF Waddington: 3...
Hampden I serial AD959
s/n AD959
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AD 959
Known Units: ;144
With 144 Sqn. Missing, cause unknownlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD960
s/n AD960
m/d H.P.52
G
English Electric Co.
AD 960
Known Units: ;49;420;408
Served with No. 420 Squadron, RCAF, coded "PT*G".last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AD961
s/n AD961
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AD 961
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC.last update: 2025-February-05
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden I serial AD962
s/n AD962
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AD 962
Known Units: ;44
With 44 Sqn. Shot down in sea by BF 110 off Brestlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD963
s/n AD963
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AD 963
Known Units: ;61;489;408
From 61 Sqn, Converted to torpedo bomber. To 489 Sqnlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD966
s/n AD966
m/d H.P.52
R
English Electric Co.
AD 966
Known Units: ;44
With 44 Sqn. Dived into ground, South Park near Lincoln, Cause obscurelast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD968
s/n AD968
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AD 968
Known Units: ;44;420;49;408
From 49 Sqn, SOC 3 Feb 44.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD972
s/n AD972
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AD 972
Known Units: ;408
06/07 Nov 41 - a/c was attacked by a German nightfighter over Lake IJsselmeer (Old Zuyder Sea) on the return journey from Osnabrück to UK. After exchanging gunfire, the a/c undertook violent evasive action and corkscrewed downwards at high speed. The a/c was filled with the smoke of its own machine guns. Sgt. B.W. Palastanga (observer) thought a crash was imminent and bailed out but later drowned. The a/c successfully returned to base.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD975
s/n AD975
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AD 975
Known Units: ;44
With 44 Sqn. Shot down by night fighter, Wassmunster, Belgiumlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD980
s/n AD980
m/d H.P.52
Y
English Electric Co.
AD 980
Known Units: ;408
With No. 408 (B) Squadron, RCAF, c.1941/42, Crashed 6 June 1942 on a night flying test. Took off from Balderton, crashed during a flat turn to port. 3 crew injured.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD983
s/n AD983
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AD 983
Known Units: ;44
With 44 Sqn. Crashed into Lincoln Hall School, Lincolnlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD984
s/n AD984
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AD 984
Known Units: ;106
With 106 Sqn. Crashed near Borby, Germany. Cause unknownlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD986
s/n AD986
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AD 986
Known Units: ;106
With 106 Sqn. Crashed near Brackwede. 25 m E of Hammlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AD987
s/n AD987
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AD 987
Known Units: ;144;408
From 25 OTU. Converted for use a torpedo bomber. To 144 Sqn to 408 Sqnlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE115
s/n AE115
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 115
Known Units: ;50;420;455;415
From 50 Sqn. Converted for use as torpedo bomber. To 455 Sqn.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE133
s/n AE133
m/d H.P.52
X
English Electric Co.
AE 133
Known Units: ;408
With No. 408 (B) Squadron, RCAF, c.1941, Left this unit by 10 / 11 January 1942, when it was lost on operations with No. 83 Squadron.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE136
s/n AE136
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 136
Known Units: ;106
With 106 Sqn. Crashed near Selsingen 40 km WSW of Hamburglast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE139
s/n AE139
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 139
Known Units: ;408
With No. 408 (B) Squadron, RCAF. Lost while returning from leaflet raid over France on 25 / 26 March 1942, 3 crew killed, 1 injured. This was the first sortie for this crew. Crashed near Wootton, Berkshire.From 25 OTU. Lost while returning from leaflet raid over France on 25 / 26 Mar 42, Three crew members were killed ( Pilot Officer D.E. Vipond (pilot), Flight Sergeant Hl Phalempin (nav) and Flight Sergeant (RAF) G.A. Medd (WAG)), and Flight Sergeant E.V. Conwell (WAG) was injured. This was the first sortie for this crew. Crashed near Wootton, in Berkshirelast update: 2025-February-05
Bombing Rennes France 1942-03-26 to 1942-03-26
408 (B) Sqn (RCAF) RAF North Luffenham
408 Goose Squadron RCAF (For Freedom). RAF North Luffenham. Pilot Officer DE Vipond (RCAF), Flight Sergeant H Phalempin, and Sergeant GA Medd (RAFVR) were all killed in action when Hampden I aircraft AE 139 crashed near Wootton, Berkshire, England returning after a "Nickelling" (leaflet drop) flight over Rennes, France
The sole survivor of this crew was Wireless Operator Sergeant EV Conwell (RAFVR)
Hampden I serial AE140
s/n AE140
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 140
Known Units: ;144
With 144 Sqn. Presumed crashed in sea, probably due to icinglast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE143
s/n AE143
m/d H.P.52
X
English Electric Co.
AE 143
Known Units: ;408
From 144 Sqn. On 29 / 30 Sep 1941, ran out of fuel on approach to Driffield when returning from Hamburg. The four-man crew survived.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE148
s/n AE148
m/d H.P.52
B
English Electric Co.
AE 148
Known Units: ;408
From 16 OTU. Failed to return from a mining sortie on 11/12 Dec 41 to Kiel Bay. Crashed at Sanderum, 5 km SW of Odense, Denmark, where all 4 crew are now buried. They were: Flying Officer (RAF) J.A. Caldwell (pilot), Flight Sergeant (RAF) H.E. Marshall (nav), Flight Sergeant (RAF) E.A. Harry (WAG) andFlight Sergeant (RAF) R. Crawley (WAG).
last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE150
s/n AE150
m/d H.P.52
M
English Electric Co.
AE 150
Known Units: ;408
Struck high voltage electrical wires over France on 2/3 May 1942, returned to base with extensive damage. Same crew lost two weeks later in AT224 . Lost on operation to Mainz, 12/13 August 1942. From 25 OTU. Failed to return from a sortie on Mainz on 12/13 Aug 42; all four crew were killed. They were: Flying Officer J.S. Coulter (pilot), Flying Officer R.C. Hodgson (nav), Flight Sergeant W. Gittings (WAG) and Flight Sergeant W. Gartside (WAG).last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE152
s/n AE152
m/d H.P.52
R
English Electric Co.
AE 152
Known Units: ;44
With 44 Sqn. Missing presumed ditched in North Sealast update: 2025-February-05
Bombing Berlin Germany 1941-09-02 to 1941-09-02
(B) Sqn (RAF) RAF Waddington
Handley Page Hampden Mk.I AE152 (KM-R) of 44 Squadron, RAF: lost on combat operations on night of 2-3/9/1941. Mission: Berlin. Took off from RAF Waddington at 20:45 hrs. Outward-bound, the aircraft was hit by Flak of the 3. schwere Batterie Vlieland-West/Marine-Flak-Abteilung 246 & crashed. The raid as mentioned in the Operations Record Book of No. 44 Squadron, stationed at Waddington air field near Lincoln:
"Waddington 2.9.41Weather: Cloudy for most of day, becoming fine by midnight. Low stratus 600-800 ft between 0700-1000 BST. Visibility 2-7 miles. Surface winds WSW'ly veering to NW'ly 5-10 mph.Operations. Two objectives were selected, the first being to attack Berlin and the second to attack Frankfurt. Nine Hampdens from this Squadron were detailed to attack Berlin together with 128 aircraft from other Groups and Stations.
Of this number, five of this Squadron's aircraft reached the target. Pilot Officer Anekstein reported that his bombs dropped in the Templehof area, S/Ldr Nettleton's in vicinity of the railway station, S/Ldr Burton-Gyles DFC, P/O's Bell and Tew attacked the town.
On the return journey the flight experienced heavy fog and S/Ldr Burton- Gyles and Pilot Officer Bell were diverted to Wittering, Pilot Officer Tew to Linton-on-Ouse, while Pilot Officer Aneckstein crashed at Colsby. None of Aneckstein's crew was injured.
Of the remaining four aircraft detailed to attack Berlin, Sgt. Dobbs encountered a Me.110 about 20 miles East of Norderney and his aircraft was badly shot up and Sergeant Shipton (W.Op/AG) and Sergeant Durnan (REAR Gunner) were injured. Fire was exchanged between these two aircraft and both Sergeants Shipton and Durnan report the ME.110 as damaged.
F/Lt Ridpath DFC was unable to reach the main objective owing to 10/10 cloud and bombed Hamburg instead"
AE152 was presumed lost over the Waddenzee off Nes, Ameland, West Frisian Islands, Netherlands (at approximate co ordinates 53.26'42?N 5.46'23?E)
Crew60564: Pilot Officer Edward Alan Wilfred Thompson RAF (pilot, aged 21) - KIA body recovered for burialJ/3603: Pilot Officer Herbert James Cook RCAF (Observer, aged 25) - KIA body not recovered1160202: Sgt. Eric Dyer RAF DFM (Wireless Op/Air Gunner, aged 28) - KIA body not recovered1304399: Sgt. Walter McBeth (Air Gunner, aged 23)
Although the bombing and "gardening" were reasonably successful, Nos. 44 and 83 Squadron suffered losses over the target areas. No.44 Squadron lost AE152/E, AE254/W over Berlin, and AE313/C over Frankfurt, while No. 83 Squadron lost X3144 and AE315 over Berlin. In a few hours, No.44 Squadron had lost almost a quarter of its bombing force with twelve airmen missing.
Pilot Officer Thompson is buried in Nes General Cemetery, Ameland, West FRisian Islands, Netherlands. His crew have no known graves, and are commemorated on the Runnymede Memorialsource: Richie Dyer
Hampden I serial AE153
s/n AE153
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 153
Known Units: ;44
With 44 Sqn. Missing, presumed ditched in North Sealast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE185
s/n AE185
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 185
Known Units: ;50
With 50 Sq. Shot down by night fighter 2m S of Groningenlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE186
s/n AE186
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 186
Known Units: ;207;61;44;420;106;408
From 106 Sqn. To 14 OTU. Swung on take off and under carriage collapsedlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE190
s/n AE190
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 190
Known Units: ;408
From 25 OTU. To 14 OTUlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE192
s/n AE192
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 192
Known Units: ;44;408;415
Damaged in mid-air while being operated by an RCAF crew in training at No. 14 OTU on 30 July 1942. Later converted to a torpedo bomber, to No. 415 Squadron, RCAF. Undercarriage collapsed during landing at Docking, UK after night bombing raid along Dutch coast on 14/15 September 1943, no injuries.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE195
s/n AE195
m/d H.P.52
M
English Electric Co.
AE 195
Known Units: ;144;455
With 455 Sqn. Crashed in sea on navex after engine failurelast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE196
s/n AE196
m/d H.P.52
M
English Electric Co.
AE 196
Known Units: ;408;44
To 44 Sqn. Then with No. 408 Sqn. One of four Hampdens dispatched on this unit's first operations, 11/12 Mar 41. Returned early, unable to locate target. Left this unit by Dec 41. To 44 Sqnlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE197
s/n AE197
m/d H.P.52
N
English Electric Co.
AE 197
Known Units: ;408
One of four Hampdens dispatched on this unit's first operations, 11/12 Mar 41. Bombed primary target, docks at Rotterdam. On 28/29 Aug 42 this a/c shot down by a night fighter piloted by Hptm Wilhelm Herget, of I./NJG4, while attacking Saarbrücken. Came down at Boussu-lez-Walcourt (Hainaut), 24 km SSW of Charleroi, Belgium. W/C J.D. Twigg and Flight Lieutenant I. Maitland were killed. Flight Lieutenant G.C. Fisher and Flying Officer Van Den Bok survived. They both evaded capture and Van Den Bok received Bar to DFC on return to the UK.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE201
s/n AE201
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 201
Known Units: ;415
With No. 415 Squadron, RCAF at Thorney Island when it was destroyed on 26 February 1943 by fire started by explosion of P2065 of the same unit.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE202
s/n AE202
m/d H.P.52
K
English Electric Co.
AE 202
Known Units: ;61;44;420
Operated by No. 420 (B) Squadron at Waddington in 1941/42,. Lost on mission to Hamburg on 26 / 27 July 1942. Crashed near Tonning (Germany?). 3 crew killed.(Flight Sergeant J.H. Timmis, Flight Sergeant N.F. Axford, and Flight Sergeant J.R. Elliott).last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE219
s/n AE219
m/d H.P.52
R
English Electric Co.
AE 219
Known Units: ;408
One of 15 a/c assigned to lay mines in Heligoland Approaches on 27/28 Mar 1942. The a/c was shot down by a Luftwaffe fighter. Pilot Officer W.M. Fraser, Warrant Officer II A. Jenkins, Flight Sergeant A.F.Trawford and Flight Sergeant H.A. Benjamin were all killed.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE220
s/n AE220
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 220
Known Units: ;106
With 106 Sqn. Shot down by flak near Plankstadtlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE225
s/n AE225
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 225
Known Units: ;144
With 144 Sqn. Shot down by fighter off Brestlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE227
s/n AE227
m/d H.P.52
D
English Electric Co.
AE 227
Known Units: ;49;408
From 49 Sqn. Failed to return from a mission against Saarbrücken on 28/29 Aug 42. Believed to have been shot down by a night-fighter and crashed at Dudweiler, 8 km NE of Saarbrucken; 4 crew killed. They were: Flight Sergeant (RNZAF) W.H. Gould (pilot), Flight Sergeant L.L. Garner (nav), Flight Sergeant C.A.L. Sutherby (WAG) and Flight Sergeant (RAF) T.C.R. Murliss (WAG).last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE232
s/n AE232
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 232
Known Units: ;106
With 106 Sqn. Shot down by night fighter, Wilhelmsburg near Hamburglast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE237
s/n AE237
m/d H.P.52
X
English Electric Co.
AE 237
Known Units: ;83;408
From 83 Sqn. Failed to return from a mining sortie on 22/23 Apr 42last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE239
s/n AE239
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 239
Known Units: ;44
With 44 Sqn. Missing, presumed ditched in North Sealast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE244
s/n AE244
m/d H.P.52
P
English Electric Co.
AE 244
Known Units: ;408
With No. 408 (B) Squadron, RCAF at Balderton, c.1941/42, coded "EQ*P". One of four Hampdens dispatched on this units first operations, 11/12 March 1941. Returned early, unable to locate target. Lost on mission to Dusseldorf on 31 July / 1 August 1942. Shot down by a night-fighter (Fw Fritz Schellwat, II./NJG1) and crashed at 0335 some 2 km SE of Zevendonk (Antwerpen), 4 km S of Turnhout, Belgium. The crew perished; They were Flight Sergeant O.M. Nelson (pilot), Flight Sergeant (RAAF) H.C.A. Warr (nav), Flight Sergeant C.F. Lloyd (WAG) and Flight Sergeant (RAF) H. Price (WAG)last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE245
s/n AE245
m/d H.P.52
C
English Electric Co.
AE 245
Known Units: ;408
With No. 408 (B) Squadron, RCAF, c.1941/42, coded "EQ*C".last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE246
s/n AE246
m/d H.P.52
V
English Electric Co.
AE 246
Known Units: ;106;420
From 106 Sqn. Failed to return from Lubeck 28/29 Mar 42. Shot down by a night fighter near Heligoland Bight. Squadron Leader G. Tench, Flight Sergeant K. Hyde, Flight Sergeant H. Thorne and Flight Sergeant F. Durnan were all picked up from a dinghy and became POWs.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE248
s/n AE248
m/d H.P.52
A
English Electric Co.
AE 248
Known Units: ;50;144;420
Operated by No. 420 (B) Squadron in 1941/42, served with No. 420 Sqn, Shot down by night fighter of II./ NJG2 on mission to Bremen on 2/3 Jul 42. Crashed at 02:30 hrs local at Koudum, Friesland, 18 kilometres south-west of Sneek, Holland. One crew member became a POW, Flt Lt Kingsley Ewart BROWN; the other 3 were killed. Flight Sergeant John Noel WADDINGTON; F/Sgt; Robert William WHYTOCK; Flight Sergeant Robert Oscar WILLIAMS.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE252
s/n AE252
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 252
Known Units: ;144
With 144 Sqn. Missing, presumed due to icing uplast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE257
s/n AE257
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 257
Known Units: ;44
With No. 408 (B) Squadron, RCAF, coded "EQ*X", when it failed to return from a Gardening mission (mine laying) in the Frisian Islands on 22 April 1942. Probably shot down by night fighter.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AE258
s/n AE258
m/d H.P.52
W
English Electric Co.
AE 258
Known Units: ;44;420;408
First used by No. 44, No. 420 and No. 408 Sqns in the UK. Then transferred to Canada and used by the AAS and then by No. 32 OTU at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC.last update: 2025-February-05
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden I serial AE260
s/n AE260
m/d H.P.52
O
English Electric Co.
AE 260
Known Units: ;44;420
Operated by No. 420 (B) Squadron at Waddington in 1941/42, Lost on mining mission to Lorient on 2 / 3 June 1942. Presumed crashed near Guidel(Morbihan), 10 km NW of Lorient. One crew member (Flight Sergeant L. Nall) became a POW, 3 were killed ( Flight Sergeant E. Harrison, Flight Sergeant J. Getting and Flight Sergeant G. Laing)last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE267
s/n AE267
m/d H.P.52
V
English Electric Co.
AE 267
Known Units: ;408;420
With No. 408 (B) Squadron, RCAF. Forced landing near Waddington on 22 January 1942. One of four Hampdens dispatched on this units first operations, 11/12 March 1941. Bombed primary target, docks at Rotterdam. Operated by No. 420 (B) Squadron in 1941/42, coded "PT*V". Lost without a trace on a mission to Hamburg on 26 / 27 July 1942. The four-man crew perished; they were Flight Sergeant A. Johnstone, Warrant Officer R. Law, Pilot Officer G.E. Tilling and Flight Sergeant J. Pricelast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE286
s/n AE286
m/d H.P.52
T
English Electric Co.
AE 286
Known Units: ;61;408
From 61 Sqn. Failed to return from a mission against Wilhelmshaven on 10/11 Jan 42last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE287
s/n AE287
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 287
Known Units: ;408;455
Served with 408 Sqn. Converted to torpedo bomber. To 455 Sqn.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE288
s/n AE288
m/d H.P.52
H
English Electric Co.
AE 288
Known Units: ;408
With no. 408 (B) Squadron, RCAF, based at Balderton, Lost on operation to Warnemunde on early morning of 9 May 1942. Crashed in tidal waters east of island of Mando, Denmark. Struck by flak near Esbjerg, while returning from target.4 crew killed. They were Flight Sergeant J.S. Norton (pilot), Flight Sergeant M.S. Sinclair (nav), Flight Sergeant (RAF) G.S. Jefferies (WAG) and Flight Sergeant (RAF) H.F. Stroud (WAG).last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE289
s/n AE289
m/d H.P.52
W
English Electric Co.
AE 289
Known Units:
Served with No. 408 Squadron, RCAF, coded "EQ*W".last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE293
s/n AE293
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 293
Known Units: ;105;408;455
From 106 Sqn. Served with 408 Sqn. Converted to torpedo bomber. To 455 Sqnlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AE295
s/n AE295
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 295
Known Units: ;207;408
First used by No. 207, No. 408 Sqns and No. 14 OTU in the UK. Then transferred to Canada and used by No. 32 OTU at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC.last update: 2025-February-05
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden I serial AE297
s/n AE297
m/d H.P.52
F
English Electric Co.
AE 297
Known Units: ;207;408
From 207 Sqn. Lost on mission to Warnemünde on 8/9 May 1942. Flight Sergeant J. Markle, Flight Sergeant C. Finkbeiner, Flight Sergeant J. Dafoe and Flight Sergeant E. Killham were posted as "missing"& later "KIA".last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE298
s/n AE298
m/d H.P.52
D
English Electric Co.
AE 298
Known Units: ;44;420
From 44 Sqn. Failed to return from from mining sortie 26/27 Mar 42. Shot down by a night fighter off Terschelling. The four-man crew perished; they were Flight Sergeant W. Groff, Flight Sergeant L. Stalker, Flight Sergeant R. Morgan and Flight Sergeant A. Williamslast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE299
s/n AE299
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 299
Known Units: ;207;106
With 106 Sqn. Crashed near Schwartenek, cause unknowlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE300
s/n AE300
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 300
Known Units: ;106
With 106 Sqn. Engine Cut; abandoned near Hostrup, Jutlandlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE306
s/n AE306
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 306
Known Units: ;50
With 50 Sqn. Shot sown by fighter into sea W of Terschellinglast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE312
s/n AE312
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 312
Known Units: ;14
last update: 2025-May-30
1942-August-28 KIFA RCAF Sergeant David Ellis Brownlee 2024-11-22 1942-August-28 KIFA RCAF Flight Sergeant Norman Austin Clare 2024-02-22 1942-August-28 KIFA RCAF Flight Sergeant George Armstrong Gray 2021-08-07 1942-August-28 KIFA RCAF Flight Sergeant Joseph Jean Edmond Gustave Rene Patry 2020-09-15 Hampden I serial AE314
s/n AE314
m/d H.P.52
Q
English Electric Co.
AE 314
Known Units: ;83;420;455
From 83 Sqn. Operated by No. 420 Sqn in 1941/42. Converted for use as torpedo bomber. To455 Sqn. Operated by No. 420 (B) Squadron in 1941/42,
last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE316
s/n AE316
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 316
Known Units: ;50;144
With 144 Sqn. Missing, possibly due to icing uplast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE353
s/n AE353
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 353
Known Units: ;144
With 144 Sqn. Probably damaged over Brest; crashed in sea off Sussex coastlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE355
s/n AE355
m/d H.P.52
A
English Electric Co.
AE 355
Known Units: ;420
Operated by No. 420 (B) Squadron at Waddington in 1941/42, coded "PT*A". Lost without a trace on mission to Dusseldorf on 31 July / 1 August 1942. . All 4 crew were killed; they were Warrant Officer W. Kaufman, Warrant Officer R. Stewart, Pilot Officer W.D. Frost and Flight Sergeant A.J. Greenaway.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE356
s/n AE356
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 356
Known Units: ;83;144
With 144 Sqn. Shot down by Russian fighters in sea near Murmansk. In transit to Russialast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden TB1 serial AE360
s/n AE360
m/d H.P.52
H
English Electric Co.
AE 360
Known Units: ;408;415
With 408 Sqn Converted to Torpedo Bomber. Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, in 1942/43.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE361
s/n AE361
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 361
Known Units: ;408
Served with 408 Sqn. Converted to torpedo bomber. To TDUlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AE363
s/n AE363
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 363
Known Units:
First used by No. 83, No. 144 Sqns and No. 5 OTU in the UK. Then transferred to Canada and used by No. 32 OTU at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC.last update: 2025-February-05
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden I serial AE366
s/n AE366
m/d H.P.52
U
English Electric Co.
AE 366
Known Units: ;83;420;408
From 83 Sqn, To 420 Sqn, To 408 Sqnlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE368
s/n AE368
m/d H.P.52
W
English Electric Co.
AE 368
Known Units: ;415
Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, in 1942/43.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE372
s/n AE372
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 372
Known Units: ;49;408;415
From 49 Sqn. Served with 408 Sqn. Converted to torpedo bomber. To 415 Sqn.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE373
s/n AE373
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 373
Known Units: ;50;408
From 50 Sqn. Served with 408 Sqn. Converted to torpedo bomber. To NAFDU.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE375
s/n AE375
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 375
Known Units: ;50;408
From 50 Sqn. Served with 408 Sqn. Converted to torpedo bomber. To 415 Sqnlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE378
s/n AE378
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 378
Known Units: ;106;420;408
From 106 Sqn, To 420 Sqn, To 408 Sqn.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE379
s/n AE379
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 379
Known Units: ;44;420;455
Dived into ground, Miltonburn, Ayr, cause unknown. 4 crew killed they were; Flight Sergeant AC Smart RNZAF; Pilot Officer E Greaves; Flight Sergeant D C Barrie; Flight Sergeant J K Shawlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE384
s/n AE384
m/d H.P.52
M
English Electric Co.
AE 384
Known Units: ;44;420;455
From 44 Sqn. Operated by No. 420 Sqn in 1941/42. Converted for use as torpedo bomber. To 455 Sqn.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE385
s/n AE385
m/d H.P.52
L
English Electric Co.
AE 385
Known Units: ;44;420;408
Served with No. 420 (B) Squadron, RCAF, coded "PT*L", dates unknown. With No. 408 (B) Squadron, coded "EQ*L", when it crashed on a training flight on 12 September 1942, when it stalled while in the circuit at Balderton. 2 crew killed. they were Flight Sergeant F.M. Frame (pilot) and Flight Sergeant W.G. Keogh (WAG)last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE386
s/n AE386
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 386
Known Units: ;50;14 OTU; 420;455
From 14 OTU. Converted for use as torpedo bomber. To 455 Sqn.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE389
s/n AE389
m/d H.P.52
D
English Electric Co.
AE 389
Known Units: ;83;420
From 83 Sqn. Failed to return from a mining sortie 7/8 May 42. Pilot Officer M.F. Carson became a POW. Flight Sergeant G.C. Williams, Flight Sergeant A.S. Urquhart and Flight Sergeant W.A. McDonnell were killed.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE390
s/n AE390
m/d H.P.52
Z
English Electric Co.
AE 390
Known Units: ;420
Operated by No. 420 (B) Squadron in 1941/42, Lost on a mining mission to French waters on 12 / 13 July 1942. all 4 crew killed,They were Flight Sergeant T. Hannah, Flight Sergeant W. Chapman, Flight Sergeant P. Bull (DFM) and Flight Sergeant J. Thompson.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE393
s/n AE393
m/d H.P.52
G
English Electric Co.
AE 393
Known Units: ;44;420;408
From 44 Sqn, To 420 Sqn, Coded PT-L. To 408 Sqn. Lost returning from mission to Hamburg on 15/16 Jan 42. Crashed at Dalefoot, West Burton, 13 miles SW of Catterick, Yorkshire. Three crew perished including Flight Sergeant (RAF) J.A. Bunting, Flight Sergeant (RAFVR) J. Robinson (WAG) and Flight Sergeant (RAF) M. Jones (WAG). The pilot, Squadron Leader W.J. Burnett, a Canadian in the RAF, was seriously injured; he had already won the DFC while commanding C Flight in this unit. Later retired from the RAF in 1968 as an A/Clast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE395
s/n AE395
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 395
Known Units: ;415
With No. 415 Squadron, RCAF at Thorney Island in 1943. Failed to return from shipping strike on 23 March 1943.last update: 2025-February-05
1943-March-24 KIA RCAF Flying Officer Clarke Munro Chambers 2024-01-28 1943-March-24 PoW RCAF Warrant Officer 2nd Class William Hall Elliott Haddock 2021-07-26 1943-March-24 PoW RCAF Flight Lieutenant Joseph Donald Penn McLeod 2023-09-14 1943-March-24 PoW RCAF Flight Lieutenant Douglas Henry Wraith 2023-08-19 Hampden I serial AE399
s/n AE399
m/d H.P.52
P
English Electric Co.
AE 399
Known Units: ;44;420
From 44 Sqn. Collided with 44 Con Fit Lancaster on landing at Waddington on return from Cologne 30/31 May 42. The crew escaped with some injuries.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE401
s/n AE401
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 401
Known Units: ;50;415;420
From 50 Sqn, To 420 Sqn, Converted for use as torpedo bomber. To 415 Sqnlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE418
s/n AE418
m/d H.P.52
B
English Electric Co.
AE 418
Known Units: 408;415
Served with 408 Sqn. Converted to torpedo bomber. To No. 415 Squadron, RCAF at Thorney Island, coded "GX*B", when it crashed during night approach on 19 March 1943. Was returning from patrol off French coast, all 4 crew killed. They were: Flight Sergeant W. Hurl, Pilot Officer B.AJohnson, Flight Sergeant W.C Foerster, and Flight Sergeant R.H. O'Brien.
last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE422
s/n AE422
m/d H.P.52
J
English Electric Co.
AE 422
Known Units: ;50;420;415;489
From 50 Sqn, To 420 Sqn, Converted for use as torpedo bomber. To 415 Sqn.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE426
s/n AE426
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 426
Known Units: ;106;408
With No. 408 (B) Squadron, RCAF when lost on 28/29 April 1942. From 106 Sqn to 408 Sqn. AE426 was carrying incendiaries when it was shot down 18 miles south of Kiel,near Newmunster, Germany, Flight Sergeant R.L. Gordon (pilot), Flight Sergeant W. Alderdice, Flight Sergeant J.A. Romas,and Flight Sergeant (RAAF) W.W. Perroux were killed.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE432
s/n AE432
m/d H.P.52
S
English Electric Co.
AE 432
Known Units: ;408
Served with No. 408 Squadron, RCAF, coded "EQ*S".last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE433
s/n AE433
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 433
Known Units: ;408
With No. 408 (B) Squadron, RCAF at Syerston, coded "EQ*D". Lopst on mission to Essen on 8 / 9 November 1941. Shot down by a night-fighter (Oblt Willi Dimter, III./NJG1) and crashed 2230 at Maasbree (Noord Brabant), 26 km NE of Helmond, Holland. All 4 crew POW.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE435
s/n AE435
m/d H.P.52
U
English Electric Co.
AE 435
Known Units: ;415
With No. 415 Squadron, RCAF, . Lost on 18 February 1943. Crashed at 20:30 local time, shortly after take off from RAF Docking for a torpedo strike on a convoy off Ijmuiden. All 4 crew killed. They were Flight Sergeant (RAF) B. Campbell, Flying Officer (RAF) K.R. Mafre, Flight Sergeant (RAF) R. Vokey and Flight Sergeant (RAF) M. Niblock.last update: 2025-February-05
1943-February-18 KIFA RCAF Warrant Officer 2 Paul Brewer Campbell 2024-08-02 1943-February-18 KIA RCAF Flying Officer Kenneth Reginald Maffre 2021-07-12 1943-February-18 KIA RCAF Warrant Officer 2 Zina Manford Niblock 2024-08-02 1943-February-18 KIA RCAF Warrant Officer 2 Reginald Ernest Vokey 2024-08-02 Hampden I serial AE436
s/n AE436
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 436
Known Units: ;408;144
Built by English Electric Preston works, part of the seventh production batch TOC 17 Oct 41; To 44 MU, then to 408 Sqn RCAF, RAF Syerston. Suffered undershoot and undercarriage collapse on 15 Nov 41.To 13 MU 20 Novand repaired by 21 Feb 1942. To 44 MU 8 Mar and returned to English Electric for TB.I modifications 8 Apr. Delivered to 144 Sqn at Sumburgh 2 May 42; Reported as missing 5 Sep 42 on a transit mission from Sumburgh in the Shetland Islands to Afrikaner, a Russian airfield located near to the Finnish border. SOC 24 Sep 42.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE437
s/n AE437
m/d H.P.52
U
English Electric Co.
AE 437
Known Units: ;408
Failed to return from a mission against Düsseldorf on 27/28 Nov 41. The four man crew perished; they were: Pilot Officer J.A. Caldwell (pilot), Flight Sergeant H.E. Marshall (nav), Flight Sergeant E.A. Harry (WAG), and Flight Sergeant R. Crawley (WAG).last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE438
s/n AE438
m/d H.P.52
N
English Electric Co.
AE 438
Known Units: ;408
With No. 408 (B) Squadron, RCAF, coded "EQ*N", when lost on a raid on Ostend, Belgium on 9/10 November 1941. Shot down by flak battery at Ettelgem/Ostend, came down on farm of Mr. Vanderckhove, on Zeewig river in Westkjerke. All 4 crew killed were Pilot Officer (RNZAF) E.B. Robertson (pilot), Pilot Officer J.C. Wilson (nav) , Flight Sergeant D.F.W. Norton (WAG), and Flight Sergeant D.V. Markall (WAG).last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden I serial AE439
s/n AE439
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AE 439
Known Units: ;408
Served with 408 Sqn. To A&AEElast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AJ988
s/n AJ988
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AJ 988
Known Units: ;32
With No. 32 OTU at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Hit the sea near Sidney Island BC during low flying practice on 25 October 1942, after engine failed. The two man crew, consisting of Flight Sergeant J.Orrell and Flight Sergeant H.J. Thorn, were both killed. The a/c could not be salvaged due to the depth of the water.last update: 2025-February-05
1942-October-25 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Names: Orrell | Thorn
1942-December-01 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
1942-October-25 KIFA RAFVR Sergeant John Orrell 2023-02-15 1942-October-25 KIFA RAF Sergeant Henry James Thorn 2023-02-16 Hampden Mk. I serial AJ989
s/n AJ989
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AJ 989
Known Units:
With No. 32 OTU at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Crashed into sea off Sidney Island, east of Patricia Bay, after a fire in the starboard engine on 10 July 1942. The four-man crew escaped with minor injuries. The airframe was later salvaged.last update: 2025-February-05
1942-July-10 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Aerodrome Names: Johnson | Mackinnon | Vaughan | Williamson
1942-October-06 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AJ990
s/n AJ990
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AJ 990
Known Units:
Used by No. 32 Operational Training Unit, RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC, coded "*HAO". Torpedo gear fitted by 3 August 1942. Taxied into communications trailer at Patricia Bay on 10 August 1943, port propeller damaged.last update: 2025-February-05
1943-August-10 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Aerodrome Names: Williams
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AJ991
s/n AJ991
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AJ 991
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC, coded "HAN", with all three letters aft of the roundel. Torpedo gear fitted by 3 August 1942. Crashed while attempting single engine landing at Tofino, BC at night on 27 May 1943. Aircraft bounced on landing, overshot, and overturned off end of runway. The four-person crew escaped with minor injuries.last update: 2025-February-05
1943-May-27 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Tofino Names: Coghlan | Hollitt | Rawlin | Webster
1943-August-30 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AJ992
s/n AJ992
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AJ 992
Known Units: ;32
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC, coded "HAJ", with all three letters aft of the roundel. Crashed into sea 20 kilometres off Cape Flattery in bad weather on 14 June 1943. All 4 crew killed, including Flying Officer G.C. Douglas-Home, RAF, brother of future UK Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home, and Pilot Officer C. Sugden, RAF.last update: 2025-February-05
1943-June-14 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Missing Names: Douglas-home | Lynch | Ritchie | Sugden
1943-August-17 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
1943-June-14 KIFA RAFVR Flying Officer George Cospatrick Douglas-Home 2024-10-27 1943-June-14 KIFA RAF Sergeant Allan Spencer Lynch 2024-05-26
1943-June-14 KIFA RAAF Sergeant Elton Roy Ritchie 2024-05-26 1943-June-14 KIFA RAFVR Pilot Officer Charles Sugden 2023-02-16 Hampden Mk. I serial AJ993
s/n AJ993
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AJ 993
Known Units: ;32
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC, coded "HAP". Lost at sea off Port Renfrew in bad weather on 19 September 1943 while on a navigation training flight. 4 fatalities.last update: 2025-February-05
1943-September-19 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: In Sea Names: Bateman | Dobie | France | Frost
1943-November-25 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
1943-September-19 KIFA RCAF Warrant Officer 2 John Haythorn-Thwaite Bateman 2024-10-22 1943-September-19 KIFA RAFVR Sergeant Albert Sidney David Dobie 2024-10-22 1943-September-19 KIFA RCAF Warrant Officer 2 Albert France 2024-10-22 1943-September-19 KIFA RCAF Pilot Officer Harry Haig Frost 2024-10-22 Hampden Mk. I serial AJ994
s/n AJ994
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AJ 994
Known Units: ;32
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Spun in during single engine training on 28 September 1943. Came down near Retreat Cove on Galiano Island.last update: 2025-February-05
1943-September-28 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Retreat Cove Galiano Is Names: McLeod
1943-November-25 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AJ995
s/n AJ995
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AJ 995
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Torpedo gear fitted by 3 August 1942. Swung on takeoff at Patricia Bay on 12 August 1943, collapsing port main gear. The crew escaped unhurt.last update: 2025-February-05
1943-August-12 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Aerodrome Names: Oblein | Oliver | Park | Shippin
1943-September-23 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AJ996
s/n AJ996
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AJ 996
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Collapsed port main gear in heavy landing at Patricia Bay on 23 July 1943, not repaired. There were no crew injuries.last update: 2025-February-05
1943-July-23 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Aerodrome Names: Bruce | Chaffey | Lockwell | Thomson
1943-August-30 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AJ997
s/n AJ997
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AJ 997
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC, coded "H2". Taxied into parked Hampden P5298 at Patricia Bay on 8 November 1943.last update: 2025-February-05
1943-November-08 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Aerodrome Names: Dent | Foster | Marsh
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AJ998
s/n AJ998
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AJ 998
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Landing gear collapsed due to mechanical failure while taxiing at Patricia Bay on 6 December 1942. Undershot landing at Patricia Bay on 4 September 1943, destroyed by post impact fire. The solo pilot was injured.last update: 2025-February-05
1942-December-06 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Aerodrome Names: Eyles | Hall | Marks | Parratt
1943-September-04 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Aerodrome Names: Baillie
1943-September-15 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AJ999
s/n AJ999
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AJ 999
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC.last update: 2025-February-05
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN100
s/n AN100
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AN 100
Known Units: ;32
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Reported missing on navigation training flight on 4 June 1943. All 4 crew, including two RAAF, missing. Later reported to crashed at sea of Grays Harbor, Washington.last update: 2025-February-05
1943-June-04 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Names: Barker | Maddrell | Ralph | Senger
1943-June-16 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
1943-June-04 KIFA RAF Sergeant William Frederick Barker 2024-12-18 1943-June-04 KIFA RAAF Sergeant George Webb Maddrell 2024-12-18 1943-June-04 KIFA RAFVR Sergeant Jack Ralph 2024-12-18 1943-June-04 KIFA RAAF Sergeant Grant Charles Senger 2024-12-18 Hampden Mk. I serial AN101
s/n AN101
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AN 101
Known Units: ;32
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Swung on landing at Patricia Bay on 20 December 1942, struck aerodrome control hut, Category B damage. Lost power during torpedo drop off Stuart Island, BC on 9 October 1943, and crashed into sea off Turn Point Light. All 4 RAF and RAAF crew on board killed, only 2 bodies recovered.last update: 2025-February-05
1942-December-20 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Patricia Bay Aerodrome Names: Doyle | Graham | Herreiven | Richards | Slater
1943-October-09 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Stuart Names: Maiden | Shaw | Warner | Weeks
1943-November-25 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
1943-October-09 KIFA RAAF Sergeant Francis Keith Maiden 2023-02-07 1943-October-09 KIFA RAFVR Pilot Officer Kenneth Shaw 2023-02-16 1943-October-09 KIFA RAFVR Pilot Officer Allen Leonard Warner 2023-02-16 1943-October-09 KIFA RAAF Sergeant Neville Oswald Weekes 2023-02-07 Hampden Mk. I serial AN102
s/n AN102
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AN 102
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Swung on landing at Patricia Bay on 29 November 1942, landing gear collapsed. Landing gear collapsed again on landing at Patricia Bay on 23 July 1943, not repaired. No injuries.last update: 2025-February-05
1942-November-29 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Patricia Bay Aerodrome Names: Pearce
1943-July-23 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Aerodrome Names: Christie | Davies | Lipscombe | Mcpherson
1943-September-23 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN103
s/n AN103
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AN 103
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Propeller struck sea south of Fairfax Point, BC on 19 October 1943, returned to base without further damage.last update: 2025-February-05
1943-October-18 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Fairfax Point Names: Clark | Maynes | Powell | Van Metre
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN104
s/n AN104
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AN 104
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC.last update: 2025-February-05
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN105
s/n AN105
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AN 105
Known Units: ;32
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Flew into trees high up on Mount Taum on Saltspring Island at 20:30 on 4 October 1942, while on a night training flight. Pilot Officer Norris Thomas, RAF, only occupant, was killed.last update: 2025-February-05
1942-October-04 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Salt Spring British Columbia Names: Thomas
1942-October-09 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN106
s/n AN106
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AN 106
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC.last update: 2025-February-05
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN107
s/n AN107
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AN 107
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Taxied into Beaufort N1027 at Patricia Bay on 26 October 1943, damaged wing tip.last update: 2025-February-05
1943-October-26 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Aerodrome Names: Jagger | Miles | Payne | Pearse
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN108
s/n AN108
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AN 108
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC.last update: 2025-February-05
1944-May-26 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN109
s/n AN109
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AN 109
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Swung on takeoff from Patricia Bay on 3 July 1942, undercarriage collapsed, Category B damage. No injuries.last update: 2025-February-05
1942-July-03 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Aerodrome Names: Bowman | Boyd | Davis | Selthun
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN110
s/n AN110
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AN 110
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Landing gear collapsed on takeoff from Patricia Bay in August 1942. Swung on takeoff at Patricia Bay on 3 July 1942, damaged landing gear, Category B damage. Undershot during single engine landing at Patricia Bay on 24 January 1943, destroyed.last update: 2025-February-05
1942-July-03 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Aerodrome Names: Ireland | Owen | Tuxford
1943-January-24 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: No 2 Runway Names: Ankerson | Kasakewigh | Thomas
1943-January-26 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN111
s/n AN111
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AN 111
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC.last update: 2025-February-05
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN112
s/n AN112
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AN 112
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC.last update: 2025-February-05
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN113
s/n AN113
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AN 113
Known Units:
Cat "C" accident while in the hands of No. 124 (F) Sqn at St. Hubert, QC on 8 January 1943. The aircraft jumped the chocks and swung while being run up causing the tail to strike a snow bank. Later with No. 32 OTU at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Crashed on takeoff from Patricia Bay on 18 May 1943, after starboard engine failed. Came down in the bomb dump and the aircraft was destroyed. The solo pilot on board escaped but with injuries.last update: 2025-February-05
1943-January-08 Accident: 124 Ferry Squadron Loc: Saint-Hubert Quebec Names: Chandler
1943-May-18 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Aerodrome Names: Griffiths
1943-June-16 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN114
s/n AN114
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AN 114
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Nosed over on landing at Patricia Bay on 6 May 1943. Damaged nose and both engines. Classified as Instructional Airframe A385 on 16 March 1944. Had been RCAF AN114last update: 2025-February-05
1943-May-06 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Aerodrome Names: Marsden
1944-March-16 Classified Instructional CA A 385 2020-06-12
1945-February-21 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN115
s/n AN115
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AN 115
Known Units:
Ferried from Ottawa to Winnipeg by No. 124 (Ferry) Squadron in January 1943, destined for No. 32 OTU at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Crashed at Regina, SK on 6 January 1943, with Cat "B" damage, after the starboard engine failed first and then then port engine failed while on the approach necessitating a belly landing.last update: 2025-February-05
1943-January-06 Accident: 124 Ferry Squadron Loc: Regina Names: Cole | Wheeler
1943-September-22 Struck off Strength Struck off, reduced to spares and produce 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN116
s/n AN116
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AN 116
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC.last update: 2025-February-05
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN117
s/n AN117
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AN 117
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC.last update: 2025-February-05
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN118
s/n AN118
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AN 118
Known Units:
With Test & Development Establishment at RCAF Station Rockcliffe, Ontario. With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Swung on takeoff from Patricia Bay on 18 November 1942. Starboard main gear collapsed.last update: 2025-February-05
1942-November-18 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Patricia Bay Aerodrome Names: Harkness | Henry | Parnell | Waits
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN119
s/n AN119
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AN 119
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC.last update: 2025-February-05
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN120
s/n AN120
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AN 120
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Classified as Instructional Airframe A366 on 19 January 1944. Had been RCAF AN120last update: 2025-February-05
1944-January-19 Classified Instructional CA A 366 2020-06-12
1954-April-27 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN121
s/n AN121
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AN 121
Known Units: ;32
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Nosed over while taxiing at Patricia Bay on 17 January 1943, Category C damage. Crashed into sea inverted on 13 April 1943, off Cowichan Head. Aircraft had just completed bombing run and entered steep left hand turn. Pilot Pilot Officer J.S. Peterkin, RAF killed; navigator Sgt. R.T. Barrow, RAAF killed; WAG Sgt. D.D. MacGilivray missing but body later found, WAG Sgt. K.E. Thompson injured.last update: 2025-February-05
1943-January-17 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Patricia Bay Aerodrome Names: Cox | Fairall | Mckenzie | Wallace
1943-April-13 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Vancouver Island Names: Barrow | Macgillivray | Peterkin | Thompson
1943-May-10 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
1943-April-13 KIFA RAAF Sergeant Richard Trathen Barrow 2024-11-09 1943-April-13 KIFA RCAF Sergeant Donald Duncan MacGillivray 2024-12-26 1943-April-13 KIFA RAFVR Pilot Officer James Smith Peterkin 2024-12-26 Hampden Mk. I serial AN122
s/n AN122
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AN 122
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Port propeller struck water in low flying area off Moresby Island on 12 March 1943. Landed gear up at Patricia Bay on 19 April 1943, due to mechanical failure. Swung on takeoff at Patricia Bay on 21 January 1944, undercarriage collapsed, Category A damage. The solo pilot was uninjured.last update: 2025-February-05
1943-March-12 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Moresby Is Names: Macstocker | Wilson
1943-April-19 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Aerodrome Names: Colville | Lewis | Sprott | Valk
1944-January-21 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Aerodrome Names: Budgen
1944-February-24 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN123
s/n AN123
D
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AN 123
Known Units: ;489
With 489 Sqn. Torpedo bombing in Norway. Missing, presumed ditchedlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AN124
s/n AN124
M
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AN 124
Known Units:
Served with No. 415 (TB) Sqn. in 1942. Suffered an engine failure and crashed in the sea off Firth of Tay. The crew survivedlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AN125
s/n AN125
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AN 125
Known Units: ;5 OTU
With 5 OTU. Stalled into sea off Girvan Ayrshirelast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AN126
s/n AN126
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AN 126
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I/T.B. I serial AN127
s/n AN127
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
AN 127
Known Units:
Converted to T.B.I Used by 489 Sdn, RNZAF, coded XA-Y.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AN128
s/n AN128
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 128
Known Units:
With No. 32 OTU at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Noted as fitted for torpedoes on 8 May 1942 at No. 6 RD. Landing gear collapsed on landing at Patricia Bay on 26 October 1942; No injuries. Initially assessed as Cat "B" damage. Later written off as of 14 Dec 1942 due a lack of spares and shortage of materials to effect any repairs.last update: 2025-February-05
1942-October-26 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Patricia Bay Aerodrome Names: Dartnill | Harrington | Jones | Tucker
1943-April-07 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN129
s/n AN129
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 129
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC.last update: 2025-February-05
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN130
s/n AN130
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 130
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC.last update: 2025-February-05
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN131
s/n AN131
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 131
Known Units: ;32
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Struck trees and crashed while flying in fog 6 miles south-west of Ladysmith on Vancouver Island, BC on 30 November 1943. Destroyed by post impact fire. 2 crew killed.last update: 2025-February-05
1943-November-30 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Ladysmith Names: Fearnley | Pettit
1944-February-10 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
1943-November-30 KIFA RAFVR Sergeant James French Fearnley 2023-02-07 1943-November-30 KIFA RAFVR Sergeant Leslie Petit 2023-02-07 Hampden Mk. I serial AN132
s/n AN132
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 132
Known Units: ;32
With No. 32 OTU at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Cat "B" accident when a/c ran off end of runway on attempted takeoff at Patricia Bay on 8 December 1942, collapsing landing gear. Later hit a hill and crashed near Maggie Lake close to Ucluelet, BC on a night navigation exercise on 16 October 1943. All 4 crew killed; Flight Sergeant R. Allcorn, Flight Sergeant P. Hornbrook, Flight Sergeant R. Porter and Flight Sergeant (RAAF) M. Smith. The wreckage was not located until 6 July 1945, and was then left on site. Wreckagerecovered post war, and pieces used to restore #P5436, now on display at Canadian Museum of Flight, Langley, BC.
last update: 2025-February-05
1942-December-08 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Patricia Bay Names: Cordingley | Johnson | Reid | Vevers
1943-October-16 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Names: Allcorn | Hornbrook | Porter | Smith
1943-November-25 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
1942-December-08 Survived RAFVR Sergeant Ronald Stott Cordingley 2024-04-17 1942-December-08 Survived RCAF Sergeant RR Johnson 2023-02-05 1942-December-08 Survived RCAF Flight Sergeant John Bertram Reid 2022-01-10 1942-December-08 Survived RAFVR Sergeant Eric Vevers 2022-01-10 1943-October-16 KIFA RAFVR Sergeant Ronald Frank Allcorn 2024-11-02
1943-October-16 KIFA RAFVR Sergeant Peter Francis Hornbrook 2023-02-12 1943-October-16 KIFA RAAF Pilot Officer Raymond Robert George Porter 2023-02-15 1943-October-16 KIFA RAAF Sergeant Mervyn Charles Bruce Smith 2023-02-16 Hampden Mk. I serial AN133
s/n AN133
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 133
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Swung on landing at Patricia Bay on 15 April 1943, collapsing landing gear, Category A damage.last update: 2025-February-05
1943-April-15 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Aerodrome Names: Dixon | Meyer | Sargeant | Urban
1943-July-06 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN134
s/n AN134
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 134
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Several bullet holes found in aft fuselage after flight on 1 October 1943 (date unconfirmed). The operational record book for 32 OTU reports the damage was discovered on 19 October 1943.last update: 2025-February-05
1943-October-19 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Names:
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN135
s/n AN135
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 135
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Crashed into sea in the Gulf Islands on 18 May 1943, after starboard engine failed. The solo-pilot on board was injured.last update: 2025-February-05
1943-May-18 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: 4841 North 12307 W Names: Birch
1943-June-16 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN136
s/n AN136
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 136
Known Units: ;32
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Crashed on Mount Tuam, Salt Spring Island on 14 January 1944, during night solo flight. Sgt. H.C. Birch, RAF killed. Wreckage recovered post war, and pieces used to restore P5436, now on display at Canadian Museum of Flight, Langley, BC.last update: 2025-February-05
1944-January-14 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Salt Spring Island Names: Birch
1944-February-24 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN137
s/n AN137
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 137
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial AN138
s/n AN138
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 138
Known Units:
This aircraft was forced down enroute to Western Air Command. Allotted to Canadian Pacific Airlines for repairs as of 21 June 1943. Then with No. 32 OTU at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BClast update: 2025-February-05
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN139
s/n AN139
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 139
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Port main gear collapsed while waiting to take off at Patricia Bay on 25 March 1943. Category B damage on 17 April 1943, no details.last update: 2025-February-05
1943-March-25 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Aerodrome Names: Joyner | Mckay | Wright
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN140
s/n AN140
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 140
Known Units:
With No. 32 OTU at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Taxied into crash truck at Patricia Bay on night of 30 November 1942; no injuries. Initially assessed as Cat "B" damage. Later written off as of 14 Dec 1942 due a lack of spares and shortage of materials to effect any repairs.last update: 2025-February-05
1942-November-30 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Aerodrome Names: Cartridge | Clasper | Mcbain | Parker
1943-March-26 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN141
s/n AN141
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 141
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Ditched off James Island on 18 August 1943, after starboard engine failed. All crew rescued.last update: 2025-February-05
1943-August-18 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: James Is Names: Booth | Buckan | Webster | Westhorp
1943-September-16 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN142
s/n AN142
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 142
Known Units: ;32
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Swung during single engine landing at Patricia Bay on 23 May 1943, caught fire and burned out. 3 RAAF and one RAF crew killed.last update: 2025-February-05
1943-May-23 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Aerodrome Names: Bishop | Davis | Hughes | Marlow
1943-September-16 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
1943-May-23 KIFA RAAF Sergeant Colin Lisle Bishop 2024-11-12 1943-May-23 KIFA RAAF Pilot Officer Charles John Davis 2025-01-20 1943-May-23 KIFA RAAF Sergeant Reginald John Hughes 2025-01-20 1943-May-23 KIFA RAFVR Sergeant Alan Robert Marlow 2025-01-20 Hampden Mk. I serial AN143
s/n AN143
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 143
Known Units: ;415
With No. 32 OTU at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Swung on takeoff at Patricia Bay on 10 June 1942, collapsed landing gear after running 200-300 yards to the right of the runway. The a/c came to rest with its fuselage on the ground, both props bent and the rear portion of the fuselage broken off just aft of the rear turret. No injuries. Cat "A" damage. Classified as Instructional Airframe A183 on 27 August 1942.last update: 2025-February-05
1942-June-10 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Aerodrome Names: Ireland
1942-August-12 Classified Instructional CA A 183 2020-06-12
1942-August-27 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN144
s/n AN144
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 144
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Swung on takeoff at Patricia Bay on 25 November 1942, collapsing main gear, Category B damage. No injuries.last update: 2025-February-05
1942-November-25 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Patricia Bay Airport Names: Cuss
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN145
s/n AN145
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 145
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Swung to starboard on take off from Patricia Bay on 16 March 1943, undercarriage collapsed, aircraft caught fire and burned out. No injuries.last update: 2025-February-05
1943-March-16 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Patricia Bay Aerodrome Names: Hayes | Kennedy | Lindsay | Stephens
1943-March-30 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN146
s/n AN146
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 146
Known Units: ;32
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Spun in on approach to Patricia Bay on 17 September 1943, destroyed by post impact fire. Sgt. A.W.V. Fear, RAF killed.last update: 2025-February-05
1943-September-17 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Aerodrome Names: Fear
1943-November-25 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN147
s/n AN147
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 147
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Classified as Instructional Airframe A320 on 4 October 1943. Had been RCAF AN147last update: 2025-February-05
1943-October-04 Classified Instructional CA A 320 2020-06-12
1944-May-24 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN148
s/n AN148
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 148
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial AN149
s/n AN149
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 149
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial AN150
s/n AN150
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 150
Known Units:
Assigned to No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Category C damage on 20 July 1942, forced landing near Kirkland Lake, Ontario while ferrying to the west coast. Classified as Instructional Airframe A367 on 17 January 1944. Had been RCAF AN150last update: 2025-February-05
1942-July-18 Taken on Strength 2019-08-20
1944-January-17 Classified Instructional CA A 367 2020-06-12
1947-March-28 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial AN151
s/n AN151
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 151
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial AN152
s/n AN152
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 152
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial AN153
s/n AN153
B
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 153
Known Units: ;415
With No. 415 Squadron, RCAF at Thorney Island, Lost on anti-shipping strike on 17/18 May 1943, crashed in North Sea off Dutch coast. All 4 crew killed.. They were: Flight Sergeant (RAF) L. McGee, Flying Officer (RAF) L. Burgess, Flight Sergeant Jackson, and Warrant Officer E. Ramey.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AN154
s/n AN154
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 154
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial AN155
s/n AN155
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 155
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial AN156
s/n AN156
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 156
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial AN157
s/n AN157
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 157
Known Units: ;455
With 455 Sqn. Torpedo bombing in Norway (day), Shot down by ship's flak off Listerlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AN158
s/n AN158
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 158
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial AN159
s/n AN159
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 159
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial AN160
s/n AN160
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 160
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial AN161
s/n AN161
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 161
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial AN162
s/n AN162
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 162
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial AN163
s/n AN163
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 163
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial AN164
s/n AN164
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 164
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial AN165
s/n AN165
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 165
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial AN166
s/n AN166
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 166
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial AN167
s/n AN167
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
AN 167
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial AT113
s/n AT113
A
English Electric Co.
AT 113
Known Units: ;455;408
Served with No. 408 Squadron, RCAF, coded "EQ*A". From 455 Sqn. Crashed near Balderton during an air test on 29 Jul 42. Crashed at 15:16 hrs, in an oat field 2 miles south-east of airfield. Was on an air test in preparation for an operation against Saarbrücken that night. 4 fatalities. The crew was Squadron Leader L.B.B. Price (DFC) and Flight Sergeant I. Hughes. The cadets were G. Hughes and K.R. Cousin-Wood, both 16 years old.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I / T.B.I serial AT114
s/n AT114
D
English Electric Co.
AT 114
Known Units: ;415
Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, c.1942/43, Converted to torpedo bomber.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT120
s/n AT120
English Electric Co.
AT 120
Known Units: ;408
Served with No. 408 (B) Squadron, RCAF. Failed to return from mission to Essen on 12/13 April 1942. Took off from Balderton at 21:29, last radio report at 04:22. Presumed to have come down in North Sea. All 4 crew killed.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT122
s/n AT122
English Electric Co.
AT 122
Known Units: ;106
With 106 Sqn. Bombing Munster. Crashed at Lievelde, Netherlands, cause not knownlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT123
s/n AT123
English Electric Co.
AT 123
Known Units: ;106
With 106 Sqn. Minelaying Frisians. Ditched in North Sea, presumed engine failurelast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I / T.B.I serial AT125
s/n AT125
English Electric Co.
AT 125
Known Units: ;1
converted to T.B.Ilast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT128
s/n AT128
G
English Electric Co.
AT 128
Known Units: ;44;1420
Served with No. 420 Squadron, RCAF,Shot down near Neuss on mission to Dortmund, 14/15 April 1942. . They were: Flight Sergeant B.W. Johnson, Flight Sergeant H.S. Vosper, Flight Sergeant J.F. Shipton, and Flight Sergeant J.C.D. McHardylast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT130
s/n AT130
S
English Electric Co.
AT 130
Known Units: ;44;420
Served with No. 420 Squadron, RCAF, coded "PT*S". Shot down by flak on mission to Emden on 21/22 January 1942. Crashed near Pietersbierum, Friesland, Holland. All 4 crew POW, including pilot Squadron Leader V.T.L. Wood, commander of B Flight. The others were Flight Sergeant D,D, Grealy, Flight Sergeant D. Temple and Flight Sergeant R.L. Bott. This was first raid by 420 Squadron aircraft.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT132
s/n AT132
U
English Electric Co.
AT 132
Known Units: ;44;420;455
Served with No. 420 Squadron. Collided with Beaufighter JL 502 5m off Fraserburgh. Flight Sergeant Freeth RAAF; Flight Sergeant A Wheatcroft; Flying Officer I Whitson RAAF; Flight Sergeant H Downing RCAF all perishedlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT133
s/n AT133
X
English Electric Co.
AT 133
Known Units: ;408
Served with No. 408 (B) Squadron, RCAF. Lost without a trace on mission to Cherbourg, 14/15 December 1941. All 4 crew killed.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT134
s/n AT134
K
English Electric Co.
AT 134
Known Units: ;44;420
Served with No. 420 Squadron, RCAF, Lost without a trace on mission to Fuller, 21/22 January 1942. Took off from Waddington at 14:45. They were: Squadron Leader G. Harris, Flying Officer H. Miller, Flight Sergeant A. Brunt and Flight Sergeant P. Rotherylast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I / T.B.I serial AT135
s/n AT135
S
English Electric Co.
AT 135
Known Units: ;415;420
Served with No. 420 Squadron, RCAF, coded "PT*R". Later converted to torpedo bomber. 18 Aug 43 - The a/c had an engine fall off while on an Anti-Submarine patrol crashed into the sea 8 miles W of the Isles of Scilly, the aircraft was a total loss but the crew of four were rescued.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT136
s/n AT136
N
English Electric Co.
AT 136
Known Units: ;44;420
Served with No. 420 Squadron, RCAF, Lost without a trace on mission to Essen, 8/9 June 1942. All 4 crew killed. They were Flight Sergeant I. Reid, Flight Sergeant (RAAF) A Grabham, Flight Sergeant H.R. Copeland and Flight Sergeant C.J. Bunn all perished.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I / T.B.I serial AT138
s/n AT138
English Electric Co.
AT 138
Known Units: ;408;144
Converted for use a torpedo bomber. To 144 Sqn.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT139
s/n AT139
A
English Electric Co.
AT 139
Known Units: ;408
Served with No. 408 Squadron, RCAF, coded "EQ*A". Crashed into the Waddenzee, Holland during mission to Duisburg, 21/22 July 1942. All 4 crew killed.; they were Flight Sergeant R. Wishart (pilot), Flight Sergeant R.S. Doherty (nav) , Pilot Officer (RAF) T.R. Ashton (WAG), and Flight Sergeant J.B. Pleasance (WAG)last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT141
s/n AT141
English Electric Co.
AT 141
Known Units: ;106;408
From 106 Sqn. Failed to return from a mission against Dortmund on 14/15 Apr 42last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT143
s/n AT143
English Electric Co.
AT 143
Known Units: ;144;408
From 144 Sqn. Crash landed at Booker on return from a mission against Saarbrücken on 28/29 Aug 42last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT144
s/n AT144
A
English Electric Co.
AT 144
Known Units: ;44;420
Served with No. 408 Squadron, RCAF. Lost on mission to Warnemunde, 8/9 May 1942. Struck by flak, and crashed near Rostock. 2 crew killed, 2 POW.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT146
s/n AT146
English Electric Co.
AT 146
Known Units: ;50;106
With 106 Sqn. Minelaying Frisians. Missing, presumed ditchedlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT147
s/n AT147
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
AT 147
Known Units:
First used by No. 50 and No. 489 Sqns in the UK. Then transferred to Canada and used by No. 32 OTU at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Reported as a T.B. Mk. I. Reported as a T.B. Mk. I.last update: 2025-February-05
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I / T.B.I serial AT152
s/n AT152
S
English Electric Co.
AT 152
Known Units:
Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, c.1942/43,last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT154
s/n AT154
B
English Electric Co.
AT 154
Known Units: ;408
Served with No. 408 Squadron, RCAF, Shot down by night fighter from II./NJG2 during mission to Essen, 2/3 June 1942. Crashed at 01:06 local in the Ijsselmeer, east of Medemblik. All 4 crew killed.last update: 2025-February-05
Bombing Essen Germany 1942-06-03 to 1942-06-03
(B) Sqn (RCAF) Balderton
Served with No. 408 Squadron, RCAF, Carrying incendaries, shot down by night fighter from II./NJG2 ((Hptm Helmut Lent 11) during mission to Essen, 2/3 June 1942. Crashed at 01:06 local in the Ijsselmeer, east of Medemblik. All 4 crew killed.
Hampden Mk. I serial AT176
s/n AT176
English Electric Co.
AT 176
Known Units: ;408
Served with No. 408 (B) Squadron, RCAF. Lost without a trace on mining mission to "Yams" area (Rivers Jade and Weser estuaries) on 26/27 March 1942 (also reported as 27/28 March 1942?). All 4 crew killed. They were Flight Lieutenant W.B Brown (pilot), Flight Sergeant C.D. Dunn (nav), Flight Sergeant (RAF)R.F. Howell (WAG), and Flight Sergeant (RAF) C. Brown (WAG).last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT178
s/n AT178
English Electric Co.
AT 178
Known Units: ;49;408
From 49 Sqn. To 1404 Fltlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT179
s/n AT179
English Electric Co.
AT 179
Known Units: ;49;408
From 49 Sqn. Converted to torpedo bomber. To 455 Sqnlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I / T.B.I serial AT180
s/n AT180
B
English Electric Co.
AT 180
Known Units: ;49;408
Served with No. 408 Squadron, RCAF, coded "EQ*B".last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT182
s/n AT182
English Electric Co.
AT 182
Known Units: ;455;408
From 455 Sqn. To 1404 Fltlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT185
s/n AT185
A
English Electric Co.
AT 185
Known Units: ;420
Served with No. 420 (B) Squadron, RCAF. Shot down by night fighter of II./NJG2 at 00:59 on 21 June 1942, on mission to Emden. Crashed north of Dutch island of Ameland. All 4 crew killed. They were: Flight Sergeant G. Ellis, Pilot Officer (RAAF) H. Waddell, Flight Sergeant B. Nidelman and Flight Sergeant L. Still.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT186
s/n AT186
English Electric Co.
AT 186
Known Units: ;408
Served with No. 408 Squadron, RCAF. Crashed at Clifton Pastures, Nottinghamshire at 14:40 on 11 April 1942, on training flight. No injuries.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT188
s/n AT188
English Electric Co.
AT 188
Known Units: ;144
With 144 Sqn. Bombing Lister. Missing, presumed ditchedlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT189
s/n AT189
G
English Electric Co.
AT 189
Known Units: ;408
Served with No. 408 Squadron, Lost on mine laying operation to "Artichokes" area, off Lorient, 18/19 June 1942. All 4 crew killed, they were Pilot Officer S.J. Beranek (pilot), Flight Sergeant (RAF) E.C. Squire (nav), Flight Sergeant (RAF) E.V. Conwell (WAG), and Flight Sergeant (RAF) D. Haddock (WAG)last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT191
s/n AT191
A
English Electric Co.
AT 191
Known Units: ;49;408
From 49 Sqn. Served with 408 Sqn. Lost during 1,000 bomber raid on Essen on 1/2 Jun 42, only Hampden lost on this raid. Shot down by night fighter from II./NJG2, crashed into Ijsselmeer, All 4 crew killed, including WAG Flight Sergeant (RAF) F.J.E. Womar, DFM, who was on his 56th mission. The other crew members were Pilot Officer W.F. Charlton (pilot), P.O (RAF) C.I.A. Sandland (nav) and Flight Sergeant (RAF) A. Marland (WAG) All now buried in Holland. Based from RAF Balderton for this mission. Wreckage located in Holland, June 1961, and recovered by RNLAF.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I / T.B.I serial AT193
s/n AT193
R
English Electric Co.
AT 193
Known Units: ;415
Converted to torpedo bomber. Served with No. 415 (TB) Sqn. in 1942. Crashed after hitting a vehicle on the ground while in fog at Thorney Island on 1 Nov 42, upon return from a strike mission. 1 fatality (Flying Officer J.H. Godfrey), 3 injured (Pilot Officer R.G. Frederick, Flight Sergeant D.M. Coates. and Flight Sergeant R.A. Clarke) Crew fatigue listed as contributing cause. Several crew recommended for medals for rescue actions after the crash; Flight Sergeant Coates received the George Medal for bravery.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT196
s/n AT196
English Electric Co.
AT 196
Known Units: ;49
With 49 Sqn. Bombing Essen. Both engines cut. Abandoned. Fitling, Yorkshirelast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT219
s/n AT219
C
English Electric Co.
AT 219
Known Units: ;106;420
From 106 Sqn. Crashed soon after take-off from Waddington when headed for Dortmund 14/15.4.42. The crew perished. They were Pilot Officer W.J. Murray, Pilot Officer W.F. McCarthy, Flight Sergeant K.A. Johnson and Flight Sergeant K.A. Birchlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT220
s/n AT220
G
English Electric Co.
AT 220
Known Units: ;408
Served with No. 408 Squadron, RCAF, coded "EQ*G". Destroyed by fire at Balderton on 3 June 1942, caught fire while refueling.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT224
s/n AT224
A
English Electric Co.
AT 224
Known Units: ;408
Served with No. 408 (B) Squadron, RCAF. ,Shot down by flak off east coast of Jutland, Denmark during mining mission to "Pumpkin" area (north end of the Great Belt) on 15/16 May 1942. Reported hit by flak from German mine sweeper at 01:53 local time, exploded and crashed on fire into sea west of Sams. All 4 crew killed, including pilot Flight Sergeant R.J. Dillon, an American in the RCAF. . The other crew members were: Flight Sergeant R.W. Dreyer (nav), Pilot Officer (RAF) C. Cresswell (WAG) and Flight Sergeant (RAF) W.D. Palmer (WAG).last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT225
s/n AT225
English Electric Co.
AT 225
Known Units: ;420;408
To 420 Sqn, to 408 Sqn, To 1404 Flt.Undercarriage collapsed on landing. St. Eval
last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT227
s/n AT227
L
English Electric Co.
AT 227
Known Units: ;408
19 Jul 42 - on of 35 a/c on a daylight operation to attack ground targets near Moling, Germany. The a/c collided with a Bf-110 night fighter over the North Sea off Holland 50 kilometres north- west of Vlieland, Both a/c crashed and were destroyed. Pilot Officer (RAF) E.W. Swatton (pilot), Flight Sergeant (RAF) R.H. Burley (nav), Flight Sergeant (RAF) E. Haville (WAG), and Pilot Officer (RAF) H. Pearce (WAG) were all killedlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT228
s/n AT228
U
English Electric Co.
AT 228
Known Units: ;420;408
Operated by No. 420 (B) Squadron in 1941/42, coded "PT*P". Later with No. 408 Squadron, RCAF. Was coded "EQ*U" when lost on mission to Saarbrucken on 28/29 August 1942. Crashed near Liesse (now Aisne?), near Laon, France. All 4 crew killed were Pilot Officer (RAAF) L.G. Lyons (pilot), Pilot Officer K.T. Pellett (nav) , Flight Sergeant (RAAF) M.S. Brighouse (WAG), and Flight Sergeant C.N. Chalklen (WAG).last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT229
s/n AT229
V
English Electric Co.
AT 229
Known Units: ;415
Served with No. 415 (TB) Sqn. in 1942. One of three aircraft that took part in this unit's first attackon enemy shipping on 29 May 42, operating out of Thorney Island, UK. On 10 Aug 42, the port
engine failed resulting in an overshot landing at Leuchars; no crew injuries.
last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT230
s/n AT230
L
English Electric Co.
AT 230
Known Units: ;415
Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, c.1942/43, coded "GX*L". Spun in on 23 March 1942, came down near Hambleton, 4 killed. Flight Sergeant G Jay;Flight Sergeant P G obrien;Agt. M Ramsey; Flight Sergeant R Oliver. All RCAFlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I / T.B.I serial AT232
s/n AT232
A
English Electric Co.
AT 232
Known Units: ;415
Converted to torpedo bomber. Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, c.1942/43, coded "GX*A". One of two aircraft flown operationally on the first day this unit saw service, 27 April 1942, patrolling out of St. Eval, Cornwall. Sighted several Spanish fishing trawlers. Crashed on beach near Thorney Island on 23 March 1943.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I / T.B.I serial AT233
s/n AT233
B
English Electric Co.
AT 233
Known Units: ;415
Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, c.1942/43,last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I / T.B.I serial AT234
s/n AT234
C
English Electric Co.
AT 234
Known Units: ;415
Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, c.1942/43, .last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT235
s/n AT235
P
English Electric Co.
AT 235
Known Units: ;415
Flew on this unit's first day of operation, 27 Apr 42. Lost on operations 2 Jul 42; The crew consisted of: Pilot - Flying Officer G.G.O. James, Observer - Sgt. A.K. Farnie, WAG. - Flight Sergeant G.A. Pearce and WAG - Sgt. T. Gibbonslast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT236
s/n AT236
R
English Electric Co.
AT 236
Known Units: ;415
Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF at North Coates, UK, One of three aircraft that took part in this units first attack on enemy shipping on 29 May 1942, operating out of Thorney Island, UK. Shot down on this mission by flak from convoy attacked, the squadrons first operational loss. Came down in sea near Vlieland on De Vliehors sand bank. All crew lost consisting of Flying Officer D.H. Sargent, Pilot Officer M. Edwards, Flight Sergeant A.F. Conway and Flight Sergeant J.A. McWilliams were listed as missing in action Reported to be first operational loss of Hampden torpedo bomber.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT237
s/n AT237
English Electric Co.
AT 237
Known Units: ;415
Stalled on take off Abbotsinch. 8th June 1942 Flight Sergeant D B McGregor RCAF; Flight Sergeant J C Black both killed.last update: 2025-February-05
Operational 1942-06-08 to 1942-06-08
415 (CS) Sqn (RCAF) RAF North Coates
415 Swordfish Squadron (Ad Metam) Hampden I aircraft AT 237 crashed and burned on a torpedo training flight at Abbotsinch, Scotland. It was suspected that the port engine failed on take-off
Warrant Officer Class 2 DB McGregor (RCAF) and FS JC Black (RCAF) were both killed in this flying accident
Hampden Mk. I / T.B.I serial AT238
s/n AT238
O
English Electric Co.
AT 238
Known Units: ;415
Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, c.1942/43,last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT239
s/n AT239
T
English Electric Co.
AT 239
Known Units: ;415
Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, One of three aircraft that took part in this units first attack on enemy shipping on 29 May 1942, operating out of Thorney Island, UK.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT240
s/n AT240
D
English Electric Co.
AT 240
Known Units: ;415
Served with No. 415 (TB) Sqn. in 1942/43. On 4/5 Jun 1942, ditched into the sea on return from a mission to the Frisians. The crew survived the crash landing.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT242
s/n AT242
F
English Electric Co.
AT 242
Known Units: ;415
Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, c.1942/43, Shot down in sea between Rottum and Borkum by ship's flak. Flight Sergeant Hugh Allan Clarson; Flight Sergeant Gordon Daniel Klarner, Warrant Officer James Arthur Ridley; Flight Sergeant Roger Walther Veit all killed.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I / T.B.I serial AT243
s/n AT243
N
English Electric Co.
AT 243
Known Units: ;415
Converted to torpedo bomber. Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, c.1942/43, Detached from St. Eval to North Coates in May 1942. Took part in a convoy strike from here on 27/28 May 1942. Damaged by AA fire, but completed attack. Crashed on landing back at North Coates, no injuries. Repaired, returned to service with 415 Squadron. Collided with Hampden AT250 on 11 June 1943 during a formation flying training flight. Came down at 18:30 near Tain, UK. All 4 crew killed. AT250 returned to base without further damage.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I / T.B.I serial AT244
s/n AT244
M
English Electric Co.
AT 244
Known Units: ;415
Converted to torpedo bomber. Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, c.1942/43, Collide mid air with Spitfire BM 354 near Tangmere. Flight Sergeant J C Donald killed. Flight Sergeant C A Brown; Flight Sergeant A Glass; teo ATC Cadets injured. (See Op Record Book)last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT245
s/n AT245
U
English Electric Co.
AT 245
Known Units: ;415
Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, . Lost on a torpedo strike mission near the Frisian Islands on 28 Jun 1942; shot down by ships' flak off Schiermonnikoog. The crew consisted of: Warrant Officer I.W. Garfin (pilot), F/Sgt. V.B. Whelpley (obs), Sgt. D. Pearce (WAG) and Sgt. B.A. Dakin (WAG). Warrant Officer Garfin all were killed.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial AT247
s/n AT247
W
English Electric Co.
AT 247
Known Units: ;415
Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, . Failed to return from non-operational mission on 12 March 1942. One crew body later found off Isle of Wight.The crew were: Pilot Officer Hebert, Flying Officer W.L. Mackay, Flight Sergeant Murtha and Flight Sergeant H.R. Hatfieldlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I / T.B.I serial AT248
s/n AT248
J
English Electric Co.
AT 248
Known Units: ;415
Served with No. 415 (TB) Sqn in 1942. Crashed during takeoff on 9 Mar 42, no injuries.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I / T.B.I serial AT249
s/n AT249
English Electric Co.
AT 249
Known Units: ;415;489
Converted to torpedo bomber. Served with No. 415 (TB) Sqn. in 1942/43. Later with 489 Sqnlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I / T.B.I serial AT250
s/n AT250
K
English Electric Co.
AT 250
Known Units: ;415
Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, c.1942/43, . Collided with Hampden AT243 in June 1943, returned safely to base.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I / T.B.I serial AT251
s/n AT251
English Electric Co.
AT 251
Known Units: ;489
converted to T.B.Ilast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial L4035
s/n L4035
L 4035
Known Units: ;16 OTU
With 16 OTU. Training. Stalled on take-off. Croughtonlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk.I serial L4042
s/n L4042
L 4042
Known Units: 408 (B)
Served with No. 408 (B) Squadron, RCAF.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial L4076
s/n L4076
L 4076
Known Units: 50;415
With 415 Sqn. Night Training. Crashed in sea in circuit, Thorney Islandlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden serial L4083
s/n L4083
L 4083
Known Units: ;50
With 50 Sqn. Day bombing Kristiansand. Shot down by Bf 109s on island off SW Norwaylast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden serial L4084
s/n L4084
L 4084
Known Units: ;415
Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF. Crashed after loss of control during fighter affiliation exercise with a pair of Hawker Typhoons, on 3 April 1943. Spun in from 2,000 feet, came down near Marsh Farm, Sussex. killing the crew onboard. The crew included: Warrant Officer II D, Montgomery (pilot), Warrant Officer II W.J. MacKay, (nav), F/Sgt. J.W. Whipple (WAG) and Flight Sergeant J.D. Scott (WAG).last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden serial L4086
s/n L4086
L 4086
Known Units: ;49;420;408
From 49 Sqn, To 420 Sqn, To 408 Sqn. Served with No. 420 (B) Squadron, RCAF, coded "PT*H". Converted to Torpedo Bomber, probably before arriving at No. 420.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial L4093
s/n L4093
J
L 4093
Known Units: ;83
With 83 Sqn. Bombing Kiel. Damaged by flak Kiel, ditched off Humberlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial L4094
s/n L4094
R
Handley Page
L 4094
Known Units: ;83
With 83 Sqn. bombing Dortmund. Missing, cause not known, probably flaklast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial L4108
s/n L4108
L 4108
Known Units: ;61;144;14 OTU
With 14 OTU. Night training. Hit ground in poor visibility. Saltbylast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial L4109
s/n L4109
L 4109
Known Units: ;61;14
With 14 OTU. Bombing Bremen. Shot down by night fighter 15m SE of Groningenlast update: 2025-February-05
1942-September-14 PoW RCAF Warrant Officer 2nd Class Roland Carlson 2024-01-05 1942-September-14 KIA RCAF Sergeant George Edward Cragg Coldron 2024-03-13 1942-September-14 KIA RCAF Flight Sergeant Roman Grabek 2021-08-07 1942-September-14 PoW RCAF Warrant Officer 2nd Class Thomas Francis Needham 2023-07-30 Hampden Mk. l serial L4110
s/n L4110
L 4110
Known Units: ;61;14 OTU
With 14 OTU. Training. Stalled landing at Saltbylast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial L4119
s/n L4119
L 4119
Known Units: ;61
With 61 Sqn. Bombing Aalborg. Crashed in bad visibility, Croxton Kerrial, Leicestershirelast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial L4127
s/n L4127
Handley Page
L 4127
Known Units: ;144
With 144 Sqn. Day Bombing. Shot down by Bf109s N of Wilhelmshavenlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial L4131
s/n L4131
A
L 4131
Known Units: ;144;14 OTU
With 14 OTU. Bombing Dusseldorf. Missing, cause not knownlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial L4132
s/n L4132
L 4132
Known Units: ;144
With 144 Sqn. Day Bombing. Shot down by Bf 109s N of Wilhelmshavenlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden serial L4140
s/n L4140
B
L 4140
Known Units: ;408
Served with No. 408 (B) Squadron, RCAF,. Lost without a trace on Gardening mission to Yams area on 27 March 1942. One of 3 squadron aircraft lost that night, probably shot down by night fighters..The crew was Pilot Officer (RNZAF) G.F. Beaver (pilot), Flight Sergeant G.P. McLean (nav) and WAG's Sgt's (RAF) S.F. Bentley and R.N. Beale.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial L4142
s/n L4142
m/d H.P.52
L 4142
Known Units:
First used by 76 Sqn and then 16 OTU in the UK. Then transferred to Canada and used at No.32 OTU in BC.last update: 2025-February-05
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength Reduced to spares & produce 2022-01-07
Hampden Mk. I serial L4145
s/n L4145
m/d H.P.52
L 4145
Known Units:
First used by 76 Sqn and then 16 OTU in the UK. Converted to TB configuration in the UK and employed by 489 Sqn. Then transferred to Canada and used at No. 32 OTU in BC. On 15 Oc 1943, the a/c swung to port on landing. The pilot over-corrected and the swing to starboard resulted in a collapsed undercarriage and a crash later categorized as Cat "A". The crew escaped without injurylast update: 2025-February-05
1943-October-15 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Aerodrome Names: Thrift
1944-January-28 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial L4152
s/n L4152
Handley Page
L 4152
Known Units: ;76;83
With 83 Sqn. Minelaying West Baltic. SOS received as aircraft homed on Manston. Ditchedlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial L4157
s/n L4157
m/d H.P.52
L 4157
Known Units:
First used by 76 Sqn and 16 OTU in the UK. Then transferred to Canada and used at No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Reported as T.B. Mk. I.last update: 2025-February-05
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. l serial L4161
s/n L4161
L 4161
Known Units: ;7
With 7 OTU. Training. Dived into ground during turn. Cockwood Farm near Finningleylast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden MK. l serial L4162
s/n L4162
L 4162
Known Units: ;7;14
With 14 OTU. Training. Crashed after getting ok to land. Thistleton, near Cottesmorelast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial L4173
s/n L4173
L 4173
Known Units: ;144;14
With 14 OTU. Bombing Cologne. Crashed on return. Horsham, St. Faithlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial L4178
s/n L4178
L 4178
Known Units: ;106;44;144
With 144 Sqn. Bombing Kiel. Ran out of fuel and crashed, Hexthorpe, Lincolnshire on returnlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden serial L6055
s/n L6055
D
L 6055
Known Units: ;415
Ordered as a Hereford but converted to Hampden. On 17 May 1943, the a/c took off from RAF Station Thorney Island, at 19:36 hrs to carry out a shipping strike off the Dutch coast. The a/c reached the point of the strike after midnight local time, but thereafter its movements were unknown, and the a/c failed to return to base. Later is confirmed as being shot down by ship's flak off the coast of Holland while engaged by night torpedo bombing. The crew consisting of Flying Officer (RAAF) K.C. Wathen, (pilot), Flying Officer (RAF) J.M. Crawford, (nav), Flight Sergeant (RNZAF) I.M. Sykes, (WAG) and Flight Sergeant (RAF) J.H. Steward, (WAG) were all killed.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial L6069
s/n L6069
m/d H.P.52
Shorts
L 6069
Known Units:
Built as an H.P. 53 Hereford, converted to Hampden before delivery to Canada. Taken on strength at No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. To No. 3 Repair Depot on 23 February 1944. Pending disposal from 11 April 1944.last update: 2025-February-05
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength Struck off, reduced to spares and produce 2019-08-20
Hampden Hereford serial N9090
s/n N9090
N 9090
Known Units: ;5
Hereford was a Hampden with Napier Dagger engineslast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden TB serial N9096
s/n N9096
m/d HP.52
English Electric Co.
N 9096
Known Units: ;415
Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF. 22 Jun 43 - Overshot and collided with #X3061 while landing in heavy rain at RAF St Eval. Both aircraft exploded and burnt out, bomb blast damaging Hampden #X3115; all aircraft belonged to 415 Sqn.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial P1151
s/n P1151
P
P 1151
Known Units: ;144;14 OTU;415
With 415 Sqn. Torpedo Bombing. Shot down by flak during dusk attack off Brittanylast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk.I serial P1153
s/n P1153
V
P 1153
Known Units: ;415
Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, ". Lost on 27 Jun 42; The crew consisted of: Sgt. J McCallum (pilot), Sgt. H.F. Hasleden (obs), Sgt. R.M. Neil (WAG) and Sgt. L.H. Latimer (WAG)last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial P1156
s/n P1156
F
P 1156
Known Units: ;50;455
With 455 Sqn. Day bombing. Missing from attack on German warships off Dutch coastlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk.I serial P1157
s/n P1157
P 1157
Known Units:
Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, in 1943, as a torpedo bomber. Shot down by flak while attacking enemy shipping off the Dutch coast on 18 February 1943. Ditched at 22:57, crew rescued by ASR Walrus 2 days later. Believed to have damaged one merchant ship in the attack.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk.I serial P1165
s/n P1165
B
P 1165
Known Units: ;408
Served with No. 408 (B) Squadron, RCAF, in 1941, coded "EQ*B". Shot down 28-29 Decmber 1941 by night fighter, (Oblt Emil Woltersdorf, III./NJG1) and crashed 2 kilometres East of Winterswijk (Gelderland), Holland The pilot Pilot Officer S.B.K. Brackenbury became a POW. The nav, Flight Sergeant J.C. Tomlin and the two WAGs, Flight Sergeant (RAF) D.T. Williams and St (RAF) P.F. Isaac perished.last update: 2025-February-05
1941-December-28 PoW RCAF Flight Lieutenant Stuart Bruce Keith Brackenbury 2023-11-17 1941-December-28 KIA RAFVR Sergeant Peter Frederick Isaac 2022-01-11
1941-December-28 KIA RNZAF Flight Sergeant Desmond William Thane 2022-01-11 1941-December-28 KIA RAFVR Sergeant Douglas Theodore Williams 2022-01-11 Hampden Mk.I serial P1166
s/n P1166
K
P 1166
Known Units: ;408
Served with No. 408 (B) Squadron, RCAF, in 1942, coded "EQ*K". Converted to Torpedo Bomber, date not known.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial P1167
s/n P1167
m/d H.P.52
P 1167
Known Units:
First used by 16 OTU and then 14 OTU in the UK. Then transferred to Canada and used by No. 32 OTU at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC.last update: 2025-February-05
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial P1171
s/n P1171
P
P 1171
Known Units: ;61;83
With 83 Sqn. Bombing Kiel. Shot down by flak over Kiellast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial P1185
s/n P1185
P 1185
Known Units: ;14 OTU
With 14 OTU. Bombing Dusseldorf. Believed shot down by fighter near Ostendlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial P1186
s/n P1186
P 1186
Known Units: ;14 OTU
With 14 OTU. Bombing practice. Dived into ground near Spalding Lincolnshire. Cause obscurelast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial P1187
s/n P1187
X
P 1187
Known Units: ;420
Operated by No. 420 (B) Squadron, RCAF, From 44 Sqn. Bombed Stuttgart 4/5 May 42, operating fromWaddington. Hit by flak, over Luxembourg, while returning to base, and shortly afterwards was attacked by a Me 110. Later crash-landed at St.Mary's Farm, Great Bentley, 7 miles ESE of Colchester, Essex. Flight Sergeant Germain and Johnson escaped without injury. Flight Sergeant F.S. Hiley was injured and Flight Sergeant J.F. Halward was killed.
last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial P1189
s/n P1189
K
P 1189
Known Units: ;489
With 489 Sqn. Day torpedo bombing off Norway. Shot down by fighters off Norwaylast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial P1199
s/n P1199
P 1199
Known Units: ;16 OTU
With 16 OTU. Training. Collided with Beaufort an landing Turnberrylast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial P1200
s/n P1200
m/d H.P.52
P 1200
Known Units: ;32
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Went missing on night navigation exercise on 28 January 1944. Believed to have crashed off coast of Washington State. Crew of Pilot Officer W.R. Dishman, RAFVR; Sgt. E.G. Quigley, RCAF; and Sgt. R. F.L Watson, RAFVR never found. Reported as a T.B. Mk. I. They were the last fatal casualties on the Hampden type.last update: 2025-February-05
1944-January-28 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Not Known Names: Dishman | Quigley | Watson
1944-April-06 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
1944-January-28 KIFA RAFVR Pilot Officer William Ronald Dishman 2024-10-21 1944-January-28 KIFA RCAF Sergeant Edward Gerald Quigley 2024-10-21 1944-January-28 KIFA RAFVR Sergeant Ronald Frederick l'Anson Watson 2024-10-21 Hampden Mk. l serial P1205
s/n P1205
P 1205
Known Units: ;14 OTU
With 14 OTU. Training. Yawed and struck ground. Grimsthorpe bombing range Lincolnshirelast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial P1212
s/n P1212
T
P 1212
Known Units: ;408
On the night of 20/21 Oct 1941, the a/c stalled on approach to Coningsby after returning from a mission to Bremen. Three of the crew, consisting of Flight Sergeant (RNZAF) D.G. Bradley, Flight Sergeant A.T. McMillan, and Flight Sergeant R.A. Stansfield, were killed. Flight Sergeant E.L. Cotes survived with injuries.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial P1218
s/n P1218
P 1218
Known Units: ;408
Went missing on a mission to Mannheim on 22/23 Oct 1941. The crew Flight Sergeant F.A. Titcombe, Sgt. R.M. Gifford, Flight Sergeant P.A.G. Wragg and Flight Sergeant R.R. Walker all perished.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial P1221
s/n P1221
P 1221
Known Units: ;16 OTU
With 16 OTU. Training. Flew into ground 4m S of Polebrooklast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial P1222
s/n P1222
P 1222
Known Units: ;5 OTU
With 5 OTU. Torpedo attack training. Hit sea and ditched of Dubh Artach lighthouse, Argylllast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial P1226
s/n P1226
P 1226
Known Units: ;49
With 49 Sqn. Collecting aircraft. Flew into hill in fog. Branscombe, Devonlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial P1230
s/n P1230
m/d H.P.52
P 1230
Known Units:
First used by 16 OTU and then 14 OTU in the UK. Then transferred to Canada and used by No. 32 OTU at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Lost port propeller near Saanichton, BC on 7 November 1943 damaging the pitot head.last update: 2025-February-05
1943-November-07 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Saanichton British Columbia Names: Crocker | Easton | Sykes | Wheelock
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. l serial P1234
s/n P1234
P 1234
Known Units: ;25 OTU
With 25 OTU. Training. Hit balloon cable in bad visibility, Weybridge while off course.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden serial P1239
s/n P1239
Y
Handley Page
P 1239
Known Units: ;50;420
From 50 Sqn. Failed to return from a mission to Essen 12/13.4.42. Flight Sergeant R. Johnson, Flight Sergeant C.J.E. Butler, Flight Sergeant R.H. Black and Flight Sergeant J. Salmon were killed.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk.I serial P1244
s/n P1244
Y
P 1244
Known Units: ;408
Served with No. 408 (B) Squadron, RCAF, coded "EQ*Y". Converted to Torpedo Bomber. Lost on raid to Kassel, 27/28 Aug 1942. All 4 crew were killed. They were Flight Sergeant (RAF) A.H. Jennings (pilot), Flight Sergeant L.G. Chaston (nav), Flight Sergeant (RAAF) C.H. Thompson (WAG) and Flight Sergeant (RAF) J.W. Todd (WAG). Brought down by flak and exploded on impact in the village of Istha, 11 miles west of Kassel.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial P1247
s/n P1247
P 1247
Known Units: ;16 OTU
With 16 OTU. Night Training. Stalled on overshoot, Croughttonlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial P1257
s/n P1257
P 1257
Known Units: ;455;420;489
From 455 Sqn. Converted for use as torpedo bomber. To 489 Sqn. Missing from Shipping reconnaissance off Norway. Flying Officer A E B Barnard missing; Warrant Officer F M Holobow RCAF; Flight Sergeant W J MacErlich RNZAF; Flight Sergeant I Griffiths RNZAF. killed buried Haugesundlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial P1265
s/n P1265
P 1265
Known Units: ;1402Flt
With 1402 Flt. Met flight. Missing; last heard of 100m NE of Londonderrylast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial P1267
s/n P1267
P 1267
Known Units: ;76
With 76 Sqn. Training. Hit tree in forced landing in poor visibilitylast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial P1271
s/n P1271
P 1271
Known Units: ;76;16 OTU
With 16 OTU. Training. Broke up in air 3m W of Gloucesterlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial P1273
s/n P1273
P 1273
Known Units: ;144
With 144 Sqn. In transit to Russia. Set on fire by fighters; abandoned and crashed in swamp near Petsamolast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial P1278
s/n P1278
P 1278
Known Units: ;14 OTU
With 14 OTU. Training. Stalled on take-off, Cottesmorelast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial P1297
s/n P1297
P 1297
Known Units: ;16 OTU
With 16 OTU. Training. Crashed in flat spin at Fox Covert, Trismore, Oxforshirelast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial P1299
s/n P1299
P 1299
Known Units: ;16 OTU
With 16 OTU. Training. Crashed in flat spin, 1000ft, Lockinglast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial P1311
s/n P1311
m/d H.P.52
P 1311
Known Units:
First used by 106 Sqn in the UK. Then transferred to Canada and used at No. 32 OTU at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BClast update: 2025-February-05
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial P1314
s/n P1314
S
P 1314
Known Units: ;49;420;408
From 49 Sqn, To 420 Sqn, To 408 Sqn. Operated by No. 420 (B) Squadron, RCAF, coded "PT*S". Converted to Torpedo Bomber.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial P1341
s/n P1341
P 1341
Known Units: ;106
With 106 Sqn. Bombing Hamburg. Shot down by flak near Esburgelast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial P1344
s/n P1344
P 1344
Known Units: ;144
With 144 Sqn. Ferry Fight to Russia. Crashed near Petsamo airfield Finlandlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial P1350
s/n P1350
P 1350
Known Units: ;16 OTU
With 16 OTU. Training. Port engine failed. Stalled and dived into ground. Fritwelllast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial P2064
s/n P2064
P 2064
Known Units: ;408;455
From 14 OTU. Served with 408 Sqn. Converted to torpedo bomber. To 455 Sqnlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk.I serial P2065
s/n P2065
P 2065
Known Units: ;415
Converted to Torped Bomber. Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF. Caught fire while refueling on 26 February 1943 at Thorney Island. Bomb load exploded, aircraft destroyed.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial P2067
s/n P2067
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
P 2067
Known Units:
Converted to T.B., date unknown. First used by 16 OTU and then 14 OTU in the UK. Then transferred to Canada and used by No. 32 OTU at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC.last update: 2025-February-05
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk.I serial P2073
s/n P2073
P 2073
Known Units: ;106;408
From 106 Sqn. Served with 408 Sqn. Converted to torpedo bomber. To No. 5 OTUlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial P2077
s/n P2077
P 2077
Known Units: ;44
With 44 Sqn. Bombing Bernburg. Damaged by flak, crash landed S of Ouisthuizen, Netherlandslast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial P2081
s/n P2081
P 2081
Known Units: ;144;16 OTU
With 16 OTU. Night training. Hit trees on approach, Chipping Wardenlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial P2084
s/n P2084
P 2084
Known Units: 144;489
With 489 Sqn. Torpedo bombing. Missing from shipping reconnaissance, Oberstadt to the Nazelast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial P2091
s/n P2091
P 2091
Known Units: ;489;5 OTU
With 5 OTU. Bombing training. Dived into sea W of Rillane Castle, Ayrshirelast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial P2094
s/n P2094
Q
P 2094
Known Units: ;50;420
Operated by No. 420 (B) Squadron, RCAF, Ground accident at 1555hrs on 20 May 1942 at Waddington, UK. Damaged beyond repair after being struck, while parked, by a 44 Squadron Lancaster, which had gone out of control on its take off run.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial P2116
s/n P2116
P 2116
Known Units: ;14 OTU
With 14 OTU. Bombing Cologne. Shot down by night fighter 3 km N of Deventer, Netherlandslast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial P2118
s/n P2118
P 2118
Known Units: ;519
With 519 Sqn. Air Sea Rescue. Hit mountainside in bad weather, Ben Loyal Sutherlandlast update: 2025-February-05
Search 1943-08-25 to 1943-08-25
519 (Met) Sqn (RAF) RAF Wick
519 Squadron (Undaunted by Weather) RAF Wick. Hampden I aircraft P2118 crashed into high ground at Ben Loyal, Sutherlands, Scotland at night during a thunderstorm returning from a search for missing 519 Squadron Hampden I aircraft P5334
Pilot, Flight Lieutenant Henry Robert (Mick) Puplett DFC (RAFVR) was killed in the crash of his aircraft
Navigator, Flying Officer GW Ritchie (RCAF) and Wireless Operator/Air Gunner Flight Sergeant TRT Hudson-Bell (RCAF) initally survived the crash but sadly both died from their injuries the following day. There was possibly a fourth unconfirmed death of another unnamed Navigator/Observer. Further research is required
The sole survivor from this crew was a second Wireless Operator/Air Gunner, Flying Officer CA Faulks (RAFVR), seriously wounded but recovered to fly with his Squadron again
No trace of Hampden P5334 was found
[Royal Air Force Serial and Image Database]...
Hampden R2118 on Ben Loyal, Northern Scotland
Ben Loyal - 746 metres and an epic rescue after a plane crash of a...
1943-August-25 Survived RAFVR Squadron Leader Cecil Arthur Faulks 2023-06-12
1943-August-25 KIFA RCAF Flight Sergeant Thomas Reginald Trevor Hudson-Bell 2023-06-12 1943-August-25 KIFA RAFVR Flight Lieutenant Henry Robert (Mick) Puplett DFC 2023-06-12 1943-August-25 KIFA RCAF Flying Officer George William Ritchie 2023-06-12 Hampden Mk. l serial P2120
s/n P2120
P 2120
Known Units: ;16 OTU
With 16 OTU. Night training. Hit ground in spin near Saxilby, Lincolnshirelast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial P2133
s/n P2133
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
P 2133
Known Units:
First used by 16 OTU and then 489 Sqn in the UK. Then transferred to Canada and used by No. 32 OTU at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Reported as a T.B. Mk. I.last update: 2025-February-05
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. l serial P4287
s/n P4287
P 4287
Known Units: ;50
With 50 Sqn. Bombing Hamburg. Last message said, "jumping for it". Cause not knownlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial P4302
s/n P4302
P 4302
Known Units: ;25 OTU
With 25 OTU. Night training. Crashe at Charlton, Oxforshire while seeking Croughton runwaylast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden serial P4306
s/n P4306
P 4306
Known Units: ;415
From 14 OTU, To 420 Sqn, Converted for use as torpedo bomber. To 415 Sqn.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial P4318
s/n P4318
P 4318
Known Units: ;14 OTU
With 14 OTU. Night training. Flew into hill in cloud. Arkengathdale Moof Yorkshirelast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial P4345
s/n P4345
P 4345
Known Units: ;144
With 144 Sqn. Bombing railways. Hit balloon cable and crashed into flour mill, Felixstowelast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden serial P4356
s/n P4356
S
P 4356
Known Units: ;61
With 61 Sqn. Bombing Geestacht. Shot down by flak near Rotterdamlast update: 2025-February-05
Bombing 1940-06-29 to 1940-06-30
61 (B) Sqn (RAF) RAF Hemswell
61(Hull's own) Squadron RAF (Pur purum tonantes) RAF Hemswell. Hampden I aircraft P 4356 QR-S was shot down by a marine flak battery during an operation against targets in Geestacht, Germany. The Hampden crashed into shallow water just off the coast between Spieka Neufeld and Neuwerk, Germany
Sergeant R Burnett (RAF) and Flying Officer GM Wyatt (RAF) were killed in action
Pilot Officer LS Adams (RAF)(Can) and Sergeant HG Hill (RAF) survived and both were taken as Prisoners of War
[Royal Air Force Serial and Image Database]...
Crash of a Handley Page HP52 Hampden I off Spieka: 2 killed I...
World War 2 - RAF No 61 Squadron, May/June 1940
Hampden Mk. l serial P4367
s/n P4367
P 4367
Known Units: ;144
With 144 Sqn. Mine laying Wilhelmshaven. Damaged by flak and ditched 90 m E of Skegnesslast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial P4368
s/n P4368
Handley Page
P 4368
Known Units: ;144
With 144 Sqn. Bombing Homberg. Crashed in Ysselmeer, cause not knownlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial P4373
s/n P4373
R
P 4373
Known Units: ;144
With 144 Sqn. Torpedo day bombing. Shot down by ship's flak off SW Norwaylast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial P4379
s/n P4379
Handley Page
P 4379
Known Units: ;61
With 61 Sqn. Bombing Salzbergen. Missing, cause not knownlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden serial P4383
s/n P4383
P 4383
Known Units: ;50
With 50 Sqn. Minelaying off Fehmarn. Ditched 32m E of Flamborough Head, returning on one enginelast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial P4390
s/n P4390
P 4390
Known Units: ;61
With 61 Sqn. Bombing Dortmund- Ems Canal. Shot down by Flak, Nordhornlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial P4400
s/n P4400
J
P 4400
Known Units: ;44;420
From 44 Sqn. Operated by No. 420 (B) Squadron, RCAF, From 44 Sqn. Failed to return from from a shipping strike (Operation Fuller) 12.2.42. Pilot Officer J.R. Topping, Flight Sergeant F.W. Ashfield, Flight Sergeant T.H. Mate and F.O E.G. Growler all perished.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial P4408
s/n P4408
P 4408
Known Units: ;50
With 50 Sqn. Air Sea Rescue. Crashed in North Sealast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial P5298
s/n P5298
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5298
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Struck by taxiing Hampden AJ997 while parked at Patricia Bay on 8 November 1943.last update: 2025-February-05
1943-November-12 Taken on Strength 2019-08-20
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial P5299
s/n P5299
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5299
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5300
s/n P5300
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5300
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5301
s/n P5301
D
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5301
Known Units: ;415
With 415 Sqn. Torpedo day bombing. Missing on shipping patrollast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial P5302
s/n P5302
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5302
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5303
s/n P5303
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5303
Known Units: ;16 OTU
With 16 OTU. Training Navex. Spun into ground near Leamingtonlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial P5304
s/n P5304
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5304
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5305
s/n P5305
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5305
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5306
s/n P5306
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5306
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5307
s/n P5307
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5307
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5308
s/n P5308
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5308
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5309
s/n P5309
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5309
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5310
s/n P5310
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5310
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5311
s/n P5311
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5311
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5312
s/n P5312
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5312
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5313
s/n P5313
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5313
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5314
s/n P5314
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5314
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5315
s/n P5315
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5315
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5316
s/n P5316
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5316
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5317
s/n P5317
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5317
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5318
s/n P5318
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5318
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5319
s/n P5319
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5319
Known Units: ;16
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5320
s/n P5320
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5320
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5321
s/n P5321
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5321
Known Units: ;44;408
From 44 Sqn. Served with 408 Sqn. To No. 14 OTU.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial P5322
s/n P5322
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5322
Known Units: ;14 OTU
With 14 OTU. Bombing Dusseldorf. Missing, cause not known.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial P5323
s/n P5323
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5323
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5324
s/n P5324
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5324
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5325
s/n P5325
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5325
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5326
s/n P5326
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5326
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5327
s/n P5327
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5327
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5328
s/n P5328
Q
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5328
Known Units: ;455
With 455 Sqn. Minelaying La Rochelle. Crashed at Holly Farm. Haddenham, Buckinghamshire. Cause not knownlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial P5329
s/n P5329
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5329
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5330
s/n P5330
J
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5330
Known Units: ;420
Served with No. 420 (B) Squadron, RCAF, at Waddington, UK,Crashed at 03:15 on 25 April 1942 near Sonderby Klint, 6 km SSE of Assens on the Danish island of Fyn. On mission to Rostock at the time. Sgt. F.G.W. Adams PoW.last update: 2025-February-05
Bombing 1942-04-24 to 1942-04-25
420 (B) Sqn (RCAF) RAF Waddington
420 Snowy Owl Squadron (Pugnamus Finitum) RAF Waddington. Hampden I aircraft P 5330 PT-J lost, shot down, claimed both by Luftwaffe night fighter pilot Oberleutnant Lothar Linke of 12/NJG 1 and by 1 & 3/leichte Flak-Abteilung 770 (a Kreigsmarine flak-ship) during a night strike against targets in Rostock, Germany. The Hampden crashed 4 miles south by south-east of Assens at Sonderby Bjerge on Fyn Island, Denmark
Sergeant JM Hicks (RCAF), Flight Sergeant JH Smith (RCAF) and Sergeant J Potter (RAFVR) were all killed in action
Sergeant FGW Adams (RCAF) survived and was taken as Prisoner of War
[Royal Air Force Serial and Image Database]...
Plane 065 HAM P5330 - Sonderby Bjerge
Hampden Mk. I serial P5331
s/n P5331
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5331
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5332
s/n P5332
T
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5332
Known Units: ;420
From 44 Sqn .Operated by No. 420 (B) Squadron, RCAF, Shot down by a night-fighter (Fw Heinz Grimm, II./NJG2) and crashed 01:40 on 3 July 1942 into the Ijsselmeer. On raid to Bremen at the time Flight Sergeant C.G. Wilde, Flight Sergeant A.D. Bond, Flight Sergeant J.E. Gibbs and Flight Sergeant T. Crothers all were killed.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial P5333
s/n P5333
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5333
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5334
s/n P5334
Q
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5334
Known Units: ;519;408
Served with No. 408 (B) Squadron, RCAF in the UK, 1941 - 1942, coded "EQ*Q".last update: 2025-February-05
Bombing Hamburg Germany 1942-07-26 to 1942-07-27
408 (B) Sqn (RCAF) RAF Balderton
408 Goose Squadron (For Freedom) RAF Balderton. Hampden I aircraft P 5334 EQ-Q was shot up by a German night fighter during an operation against targets in Hamburg, GermanyWarrant Officer 2nd Class LF Kelly (RCAF) was killed during the attack, the only crew casualty
Meteorological 1943-08-25 to 1943-08-25
519 (Met) Sqn (RAF) RAF Wick
519 Squadron (Undaunted by Weather) RAF Wick. Hampden I aircraft P 5334 lost without a trace during a meteorological flight over the North Sea. A distress signal was received at 13:25 hours and a final message ten minutes later. No further contact was made and no trace of the aircraft or crew was found. A second Hampden I aircraft P2118 was lost later that night when it flew into high ground during a thunderstorm at Ben Loyal, Sutherlands, Scotland. There was only one survivor from the crew of P2118
Pilot Officer ED Bonin (RCAF), Flight Sergeant DL McNichol (RCAF), Pilot Officer FD Findlater (RAAF) and Pilot Officer R Rowe (RNZAF) were all missing presumed killed in action. The missing have no known grave and all are commemorated on the Runnymede Memorial
1942-July-27 KIA RCAF Warrant Officer 2 Lloyd Franklin Kelly 2025-01-27 1943-August-25 KIA RCAF Pilot Officer Ernest Donald Bonin 2023-08-24 1943-August-25 KIA RAAF Pilot Officer Frank Desmond Findlater 2023-06-13 1943-August-25 KIA RCAF Flight Sergeant David Louis McNichol 2023-06-12 1943-August-25 KIA RNZAF Pilot Officer Roy Rowe 2023-06-12 Hampden Mk. I serial P5335
s/n P5335
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5335
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5336
s/n P5336
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5336
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Taxied into another aircraft in a rainstorm at Patricia Bay on 15 October 1943. Repaired and returned to servicelast update: 2025-February-05
1943-October-15 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Aerodrome Names: Harris
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength Reduced to spares & produce 2022-01-07
Hampden Mk. I serial P5337
s/n P5337
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)
P 5337
Known Units:
Cat "A" crash near Dugald, MB outside of Winnipeg, MB on 17 December 1942 while on a ferry flight to Western Air Command. No other details available. Alloted to 8 RD for salvagelast update: 2025-February-05
1942-November-24 Accident: 124 Ferry Squadron Loc: Dugald Manitoba Names: Arnold | Kerr
1943-May-25 Struck off Strength Reduced to spares & produce 2022-01-07
Hampden Mk. I serial P5338
s/n P5338
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5338
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5339
s/n P5339
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5339
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5340
s/n P5340
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5340
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5341
s/n P5341
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5341
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5342
s/n P5342
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5342
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5343
s/n P5343
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5343
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5344
s/n P5344
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5344
Known Units: ;14 OTU
With 14 OTU. Bombing Dusseldorf. Navigator baled out over sea.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial P5345
s/n P5345
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5345
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5346
s/n P5346
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5346
Known Units: ;16 OTU
With 16 OTU. Night training. Hit ground during low-level bombing practice, Otmoor Ranges, Oxfordshirelast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial P5386
s/n P5386
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5386
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5387
s/n P5387
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5387
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5388
s/n P5388
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5388
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5389
s/n P5389
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5389
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5390
s/n P5390
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5390
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5391
s/n P5391
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5391
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5392
s/n P5392
W
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5392
Known Units: ;408
From No. 7 AAU. To 408 Sqn on 14/15 Dec 1941. Took off from Balderton at 00:32 on 15 December 1941 for raid on Cherbourg. Crashed at 03:27 at New Farm, Longdown Enclosure, 2 miles SE of Lyndhurst Road Station and 4 miles SW of Totton, Hampshire. Flight Sergeant R.W. Sterling, Flight Sergeant J.C. Tomlin, Flight Sergeant W.R. Williams and Flight Sergeant P.F. Isaac all perished.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial P5393
s/n P5393
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5393
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5394
s/n P5394
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5394
Known Units: ;415
On 27 Oct 1942, the a/c took off from RAF St Eval on a shipping strike. On the return trip the a/c lost an engine and ditched into the sea off Pentire Point 4 miles N of Padstow Police Station after being lost. The aircraft sank but the four crew members were rescued; one with slight wounds.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial P5395
s/n P5395
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5395
Known Units: ;519
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5396
s/n P5396
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5396
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5397
s/n P5397
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5397
Known Units:
last update: 2025-May-30
Hampden Mk. I serial P5398
s/n P5398
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5398
Known Units: ;14 OTU
With 14 OTU. Night Training. Crashed at Whittle Farm, Brockhampton, Gloucestershirelast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial P5399
s/n P5399
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5399
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Swung on takeoff from Patricia Bay on 27 November 1942, landing gear collapsed, Category B damage. Landing gear collapsed again on take off from Patricia Bay on 16 September 1943, not repaired.last update: 2025-February-05
1942-November-27 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Patricia Bay Aerodrome Names: Vallance
1943-September-16 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Aerodrome Names: Stainer
1944-January-28 Struck off Strength Cat “A†write-off - Reduced to spares & produce 2022-01-07
Hampden Mk. I serial P5400
s/n P5400
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5400
Known Units:
With No. 32 OTU at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Severe damage on 5 August 1942 when it swung on take off from Patricia Bay. When the a/c swung to the right on take-off, the solo pilot on board over-corrected and swung off the runway, collapsing the undercarriage and breaking the fuselage in half aft of the turret. The pilot was uninjured. Classified as Cat "A", and not repaired.last update: 2025-February-05
1942-August-05 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Patricia Bay Aerodrome Names: McCarrison
1943-February-10 Struck off Strength Reduced to spares & produce 2022-01-07
Hampden Mk. I serial P5421
s/n P5421
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5421
Known Units:
With No. 32 OTU at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Due to pilot error the landing gear collapsed on landing at Patricia Bay on 28 November 1941. Repaired, returned to service. Cat "A" crash at Patricia Bay on 27 July 1943. The a/c undershot the landing at night and hit an obstruction. The pilot escaped without injury.last update: 2025-February-05
1942-November-28 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Patricia Bay Aerodrome Names: Robertson
1943-July-27 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Aerodrome Names: Ramshaw
1943-August-17 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial P5422
s/n P5422
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5422
Known Units:
With No. 32 OTU at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Cat "C" damage at Medicine Hat, AB on 24 June 1942 while being ferried by No. 124 (F) Sqn. A student pilot from No. 34 SFTS taxied his a/c in #P5422. Repaired and returned for service with No. 32 OTU.last update: 2025-February-05
1942-June-24 Accident: 34 Service Flying Training School Loc: Medicine Hat Aerodrome Names: Bolch | Hessenflow | Swinburn
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial P5423
s/n P5423
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5423
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC.last update: 2025-February-05
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial P5424
s/n P5424
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5424
Known Units:
With No. 32 OTU at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. "B" cat crash when the a/c swung on landing at Patricia Bay on 13 June 1942, collapsing landing gear. No injuries. Undershot landing at Patricia Bay on 10 November 1943, crashed and was destroyed. The four-man crew escaped without injurylast update: 2025-February-05
1942-June-13 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Aerodrome Names: Walledge
1943-November-10 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Aerodrome Names: Bishop | Chartrand | Elliott | Gilmore
1944-January-28 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial P5425
s/n P5425
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5425
Known Units:
With No. 32 OTU at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Cat "B" accident when the a/c swung on landing at Patricia Bay on 13 March 1943. The a/c ran into soft ground and sheared off landing gear. Not repaired. Later assessed as beyond economic repair and written-off.last update: 2025-February-05
1943-March-12 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Aerodrome Names: Dyslin | Henderson | Thew
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength Cat “A†write-off - Reduced to spares & produce 2022-01-07
Hampden Mk. I serial P5426
s/n P5426
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5426
Known Units:
Category A crash at RCAF Station Rockcliffe, Ontario on 29 May 1942, before being taken on strength.last update: 2025-February-05
1942-June-03 Taken on Strength 2019-08-20
1942-November-12 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial P5427
s/n P5427
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5427
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Crew bailed out after elevator control failure during air test on 31 July 1943. Crashed near Sidney, BC.last update: 2025-February-05
1943-July-31 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Sidney British Columbia Names: Hartman
1943-August-17 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial P5428
s/n P5428
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5428
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Stalled on landing at Patricia Bay on 24 October 1942, port main gear collapsed. Struck by taxiing Hampden P5429 at Patricia Bay on 5 September 1943.last update: 2025-February-05
1942-October-24 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Aerodrome Names: Perry
1943-September-05 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Aerodrome Names: Knape
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial P5429
s/n P5429
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5429
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC, coded "HM*B". Struck Hampden P5428 while taxiing at Patricia Bay on 5 September 1943. This aircraft not repaired.last update: 2025-February-05
1943-September-05 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Aerodrome Names: Knape
1943-November-25 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial P5430
s/n P5430
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5430
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC.last update: 2025-February-05
1944-May-26 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial P5431
s/n P5431
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5431
Known Units:
With No. 32 OTU at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Forced landing in field near Patricia Bay on 24February 1943, after starboard engine failed. The pilot was slightly injured. The airframe was not repaired. Later assessed as beyond economic repair and written-off
last update: 2025-February-05
1943-February-24 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Vancouver Island British Columbia Names: Hamilton
1943-March-15 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial P5432
s/n P5432
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5432
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Ground looped on landing at Patricia Bay on 2 December 1942, landing gear collapsed, not repaired.last update: 2025-February-05
1942-December-02 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Particia Bay Aerodrome Names: Woodroffe
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial P5433
s/n P5433
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5433
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With No. 32 OTU at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. The a/c had a Cat "B" accident when it ground looped and collapsed starboard main gear on landing at Patricia Bay on 17 October 1942. Crashed vertically into Saanich Inlet on 14 March 1943, and exploded. The four-man crew, consisting of Pilot Officer (RAAF) A.T. Hunt, Pilot Officer (RAAF) R.K. Manitan, Pilot Officer G.L. Hall and Flight Sergeant H.S. Piercy, all perished.last update: 2025-February-05
1942-October-17 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Patricia Bay Aerodrome Names: Roscorla
1943-March-14 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Saanich Inlet Vancouver Island Names: Hall | Hunt | Manttan | Piercy
1943-March-30 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
1943-March-14 KIFA RCAF Pilot Officer Grant Leroy Hall 2023-02-20 1943-March-14 KIFA RAAF Pilot Officer Allan William John Hunt 2023-06-30 1943-March-14 KIFA RAAF Pilot Officer Reginald Keith Manttan 2023-02-20 1943-March-14 KIFA RCAF Sergeant Howard Shurvin Piercy 2023-02-20 Hampden Mk. I serial P5434
s/n P5434
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5434
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With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Swung on landing at Patricia Bay on 4 July 1942, collapsed gear. Swung on takeoff from Patricia Bay on 26 April 1943, starboard wing struck dirt mound and right main gear driven up through wing. Became airborne, landed gear up on the grass infield and was destroyed by fire. Had been RCAF P5434. The pilot escaped unhurt.last update: 2025-February-05
1942-July-04 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Patricia Bay Aerodrome Names: Mcnulty
1943-April-26 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Patricia Bay Aerodrome Names: Hynes
1943-May-13 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
1944-March-16 Classified Instructional CA A 386 2020-06-12
Hampden Mk. I serial P5435
s/n P5435
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5435
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With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Classified as Instructional Airframe A386 on 16 March 1944.last update: 2025-February-05
1954-April-27 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk. I serial P5436
s/n P5436
m/d H.P.52
Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)
P 5436
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Manufactured in 1942. Serving with No. 32 OTU, RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC, when it crashed into water on practice torpedo mission on 15 November 1942, after entering "stabilized yaw" while turning at low speed and altitude. 4 crew rescued by Stranraer. Wreckage recovered from 600 feet of water in 1985 and 1986, restored using pieces from wrecks of AN136 and AN132 , plus parts purchased in UK. Now on display at Canadian Museum of Flight, Langley, BC. Marked "H*LB" by 2005. Still there in April 2009.last update: 2025-February-05
1942-November-15 Accident: 32 Operational Training Unit Loc: Saanich Inlet Names: Blood | Fink | Robinson | Smith
1942-December-01 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden Mk.I serial X2898
s/n X2898
m/d HP.52
English Electric Co.
X 2898
Known Units: ;83;84;415
Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF. Shot down by flak during night shipping sweep off Egmond, Holland on night of 19/20 Aug 43. The four-man crew survived to become POWs. Flight Sergeant W A Robson; Flight Sergeant H G Laverick; Flight Sergeant H Gnam RCAF; Flight Sergeant H St Jean RCAFlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial X2906
s/n X2906
X 2906
Known Units: ;16 OTU
With 16 OTU. Training. Crashed in flat spin, 3m E of Croughtonlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden serial X2913
s/n X2913
X 2913
Known Units: ;44
With 44 Sqn. Bombing Bremerhaven. Shot down by flak attacking liners in dockslast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial X2916
s/n X2916
X 2916
Known Units: ;25 OTU
With 25 OTU. Night training. Crashed 1.5m SW of Mission bombing range. Cause obscurelast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial X2917
s/n X2917
R
X 2917
Known Units: ;44
With 44 Sqn. Bombing Calais. Broke up in air in bad weather near Marhamlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial X2920
s/n X2920
X 2920
Known Units: ;61
With 61 Sqn. Minelaying Elbe Est. Crashe on Yorkshire Moors near Leeming on returnlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk.I serial X2961
s/n X2961
m/d HP.52
S
English Electric Co.
X 2961
Known Units: ;144;415
RCAF, Served with No. 415 (TB) Sqn. Severely damaged by flak during a torpedo attack off the Dutch coast on 22 Dec 42. Returned to base. Shot down by Fw-200 over Bay of Biscay while on anti-submarine patrol 14 Jun 43. The four-man crew consisted of Squadron Leader G. Stronach,Warrant Officer W.A. Trask, Flying Officer G.K. Crummy and Pilot Officer A.B. Clegg all perished..
last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial X2968
s/n X2968
X 2968
Known Units: ;16 OTU
With 16 OTU. Night Training. Crashed at Wooton Downs after three attempts at landing Upper Heyfordlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial X2974
s/n X2974
X 2974
Known Units: ;14 OTU
With 14 OTU. Night training. Collided with Wellington and crashed 4m SW of Newark Nottinghamshirelast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial X2986
s/n X2986
F
X 2986
Known Units: ;106
With 106 Sqn. Bombing Cologne. Crashed near Cologne. Cause not knownlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk.I serial X2989
s/n X2989
m/d HP.52
English Electric Co.
X 2989
Known Units: ;61;408
From 61 Sqn. To 14 OTU. Then served with No. 408 Sqn.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial X2996
s/n X2996
Handley Page
X 2996
Known Units: ;44
With 44 Sqn. Bombing Berlin. Missing, possibly blown up by own 'Imp" minelast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial X3001
s/n X3001
X 3001
Known Units: ;49
With 49 Sqn. Bombing Hannover. Shot down by night fighter 10 km N of Alkmaar, Netherlandslast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial X3028
s/n X3028
S
X 3028
Known Units: ;49
With 49 Sqn. Bombing NW France. Crashed on return near Dunholme Lodgelast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk.I serial X3051
s/n X3051
m/d HP.52
English Electric Co.
X 3051
Known Units: ;144;408
From No. 144 Squadron, served with No. 408 (B) Squadron, RCAF from Balderton, UK, coded "EQ*U". Lost without a trace on mission to Bremen on 21/22 January 1942.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial X3057
s/n X3057
C
English Electric Co.
X 3057
Known Units: ;49;420
Operated by No. 420 (B) Squadron, RCAF,last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial X3058
s/n X3058
X 3058
Known Units: ;61;106
With 106 Sqn. Bombing Munster. Ditched, probably out of fuel, off Norfolklast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk.I serial X3061
s/n X3061
m/d HP.52
English Electric Co.
X 3061
Known Units: ;82;44;420;415
Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF. Destroyed by fire after being struck by Hampden N9096 while parked at St. Eval on 22 June 1943.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden TB serial X3115
s/n X3115
m/d HP.52
English Electric Co.
X 3115
Known Units:
Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF. Destroyed by fire and explosions after collision of Hampdens N9096 and N3061 at St. Eval on 22 June 1943.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden TB serial X3116
s/n X3116
m/d HP.52
English Electric Co.
X 3116
Known Units: ;415
Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial X3117
s/n X3117
X 3117
Known Units: ;50
With 50 Sqn. Bombing Mannheim. Shot down by flak near Tres, Mosellast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial X3122
s/n X3122
m/d HP.52
English Electric Co.
X 3122
Known Units: ;83;420;519
Missing presumed ditched NE Scotland. Flight Sergeant Cox; Flight Sergeant A M Finfer; Flight Sergeant A Fairall; Flight Sergeant D C McKenzie all misinglast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial X3137
s/n X3137
m/d H.P.52
English Electric Co.
X 3137
Known Units:
With No. 32 Operational Training Unit at RCAF Station Patricia Bay, BC. Reported as a T.B. Mk. I.last update: 2025-February-05
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20
Hampden TB serial X3140
s/n X3140
m/d HP.52
English Electric Co.
X 3140
Known Units: ;61;408;455
From 61 Sqn. Served with 408 Sqn. Converted to torpedo bomber. To 455 Sqn.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden TB serial X3145
s/n X3145
m/d HP.52
F
English Electric Co.
X 3145
Known Units: ;415
Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, . Failed to return from patrol over Bay of Biscay 17 July 1943. SOS received from off Coates, no further trace. The crew perished including: Flight Sergeant R. Walter, Flying Officer V.C. Steer, Flight Sergeant H. Huntingdon and Flight Sergeant (RAF) J. Janisse.last update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. l serial X3147
s/n X3147
X 3147
Known Units: ;61
With 61 Sqn. Bombing Cologne. Crashed, short of fuel, Syderstone, Norfolklast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial X3148
s/n X3148
E
X 3148
Known Units: ;106
With 106 Sqn. Bombing Dusseldorf. Shot down by night fighter near Ittersvoortlast update: 2025-February-05
Hampden Mk. I serial X3149
s/n X3149
m/d H.P.52
B
English Electric Co.
X 3149
Known Units: ;44;420 (B)
Served with No. 420 (B) Squadron, RCAF, Struck by Lancaster from 44 Squadron, RAF, while parked at Waddington on 20 May 1942. Repaired, converted to Torpedo Bomber, and transferred to RCAF for use at No. 32 Operational Training Unit on west coast. Reported as a T.B. Mk. I.last update: 2025-February-05
1944-August-02 Struck off Strength 2019-08-20