61 Squadron (Per Puram Tunantes). Target - Stuttgart, Germany.
Mackie, John Wallace Allan (Pilot Officer)
Killed in Action 1944-July-29
Birth Date: 1924
Born:
Parents: Son of Robert and Margaret Ellen Mackie, of Kenora, Ontario, Canada.
Spouse:
Home: Kenora, Ontario
Enlistment:
Enlistment Date: unkown date
Service
RCAF
Unit
61 (B) Sqn- Squadron (RAF)
Per Purum Tonantes Thundering through the clear air
Base
RAF Skellingthorpe
Rank
Pilot Officer
Position
Air Gunner
Service Numbers
J/90349
Prev: R/215883
Home
Kenora, Ontario
Target
Stuttgart Germany
Temporary Burial
Niederseebach Communal Cemetery, France
Remains were later exhumed from this location and reburied
Canadian Virtual War Memorial
Library and Archives Canada Service Files (may not exist)Crew or Other Personnel
Lancaster LM452
Mission
Lancaster Mk.I/III LM452
Bombing Stuttgart Germany 1944-July-29 to 1944-July-29
61 (B) Sqn (RAF) Skellingthorpe
STUTTGART 494 Lancasters and 2 Mosquitoes of 1, 3, 5 and 8 Groups in the last raid of the current series on this target. German fighters intercepted the bomber stream while over France on the outward flight; there was a bright moon and 39 Lancasters were shot down, 7·9 per cent of the force.source: The Bomber Command War Diaries, Martin Middlebrook and Chris Everitt
Lancaster LM452 Mk.I/III - Bombing Stuttgart Germany - 1944-07-29 to 1944-07-29
Squadron: 61 (B) Sqn (RAF)
Start Date: 1944-07-29
Completion Date: 1944-07-29
Mission: Bombing
Operation: unspecified
Target City: Stuttgart Germany
Target Specific:
Base: Skellingthorpe
Take Off Time: 22.18
Squadron Code: QR T
Radio Code:
Return Base:
Return Time:
Crash City: between Oberseebach (now Seebach) and Nierderseebach, France
Crash Specifics:
Crash Latitude: 0.00000000
Crash Longitude: 0.00000000
Crash Reason: fighter
Flak Battery:
Enemy Claim:
War Diary Unavailable
6 Group Unavailable
6 Group Unavailable
STUTTGART 494 Lancasters and 2 Mosquitoes of 1, 3, 5 and 8 Groups in the last raid of the current series on this target. German fighters intercepted the bomber stream while over France on the outward flight; there was a bright moon and 39 Lancasters were shot down, 7·9 per cent of the force.source: The Bomber Command War Diaries, Martin Middlebrook and Chris Everitt
