Took off from RAF North Killingholme at 16:16.
Claim by Fw Artur Jansen Stab I/NJG11 - 10km South of Dusseldorf: 4,500m at 19:31.
Fw Jansen wrote in his Leistungsbuch “Witness: Flak unit South of Dusseldorf, 2 attacks from below and
behind, 1 in a dive from behind, aircraft spiralled down to starboard, witnesses crash fire”.
(Nachtjagd Combat Archives 1944 Part 5 - Theo Boiten)
It is no specified cash location, but it can that the aircraft crashed near the border with Belgium; two Aircrews were buried in Heverlee War Cemetery, in Belgium, the rest of the crew remains in Rheinberg War Cemetery.
Source: Aviation Safety
