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NASH, Peter

Aircraft Information
Aircraft Avro
Serial Number
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Memorial information
Burial/Memorial Country United Kingdom
Burial/Memorial Place Cambridge City Cemetery
Grave Reference Grave 14308..
Epitaph HE PASSED THE WAY OF HEROES WE MISS HIM EVERY DAY WE ARE ALWAYS REMEMBERING THE THINGS HE USED TO SAY
IBCC Memorial Information
Phase 1
Panel Number 78
Enlistment information
Service Number 172182
Service Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
Group 5
Squadron 630
Trade Pilot
Country of origin if different United Kingdom
Last Operation information
Start Date 30-11--0001
End Date 30-11--0001
Takeoff Station East Kirkby
Day/Night raid Night
Operation
Reason for Loss On Saturday 6 May 1944 twenty-two year old Peter Nash was severely injured when travelling along the perimeter track out to dispersal he fell from the running board of the small car into which his entire crew was crammed and landed badly, despite treatment in the SSQ and a prompt transfer to Lincoln Military Hospital sadly he died as the result of his injuries on 15 May leaving his crew without a captain. They were split up and became “spare bods” . No operation was detailed for 6 May.