Inkster, James Magnus (Flying Officer)
Killed in Action 1945-February-02

Birth Date: 1922-June-08
Born: Queenscliffe Borough, Victoria, New South Wales Australia
Parents: Son of Laurence and Catherine Inkster, of Dee Why, New South Wales
Spouse:
Home: Dee Why, New South Wales
Enlistment: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Enlistment Date: 1942-December-05
Service
RAAF
Unit
467 (B) Sqn- Squadron (RAAF)
Recidite Adversarius Atque Ferociter Your opponents will retreat because of your courageous attack
Base
RAF Waddington
Rank
Flying Officer
Position
2nd Pilot
Service Numbers
432191
Target
Temporary Burial
Remains were later exhumed from this location and reburied
Crew or Other Personnel
Lancaster PB306
Mission
Lancaster Mk.I/III PB306
Bombing Karlsruhe Germany 1945-February-02 to 1945-February-02
467 (B) Sqn (RAAF) RAF Waddington
467 Squadron RAAF (Recidite Adversarius Atque Ferociter) RAF Waddington. Lancaster III aircraft PB 306 PO-J was likely shot down by night fighter pilot Hptm Helmuth Schulte of Stab II/NJG6 over Karlsdorf, Germany on an operation against targets in Karlsruhe, Germany. The Lancaster crashed at Hohenwettersbach South-East of Karlsruhe with the loss of the entire crew
Flight Lieutenant N S C Colley (RAF), Flying Officer J M Inkster (RAAF), Pilot Officer A H Pearce (RAAF), Warrant Officer B F Weber (RAAF), Flight Sergeant F E Everatt (RAAF), Flight Sergeant F J Bean (RAAF), Flight Sergeant P J Carter (RAAF) and Sergeant D G Howdle (RAFVR) were all killed in action
Royal Air Force Serial and Image Database
02/03rd February 1945 467 Squadron Lancaster III PB306 Fl/Lt...