The 138 Sqdn left from an unknown RAF station at 1942-01-03 at an unknown time. Loc or duty Ground

On Saturday 03 January 1942, a member of the 138 Sqdn, an unknown crew member, took off from an unknown RAF station in the United Kingdom. His mission is mentioned elsewhere on WW2 History Europe. You can find the other details of this mission by searching here. Training and cargo flights are not separately mentioned as a mission. The plane left at an unknown time .

He flew with a Armstrong Whitworth Whitley (type V, serial Z9140, code NF-).

Campaign report of the USAAF:

No report

Campaign report of the RAF:

2/3 January 1942

Brest

22 Wellingtons and 9 Stirlings. Only 7 aircraft bombed the primary target. No aircraft lost.

St Nazaire

15 Whitleys and 12 Manchesters. Only 8 aircraft bombed the primary target. No aircraft lost.

Minor Operations: 36 Hampdens minelaying in the Frisians and off the French Biscay ports, 8 OTU sorties. No losses.

3/4 January 1942

Brest, The Frisians

14 Wellingtons and 4 Stirlings to Brest, 10 Hampdens minelaying. 1 Wellington and Hampden lost.

4 January 1942

12 Hampdens on roving patrols. Some minor attacks made. No aircraft lost.

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