| Aircraft | Avro Lancaster III |
| Serial Number | JB280 |
| Markings | LQ-K |
| Burial/Memorial Country | Netherlands |
| Burial/Memorial Place | Schoonebeek (Oud Schoonebeek) General Cemetery |
| Grave Reference | Plot 3. Row 1. Grave 737.. |
| Epitaph |
| Phase | 2 |
| Panel Number | 212 |
| Service Number | 1603616 |
| Service | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve |
| Group | 8 |
| Squadron | 405 (Vancouver) |
| Trade | Flight Engineer |
| Country of origin if different | United Kingdom |
| Clark W L J (F/S) |
| Donnelly T H (F/O) |
| Salaba A J (F/O) |
| Watts R E (Sgt) |
| West B S J (Sgt) |
| Zimmer R (Sgt) |
| Start Date | 01-01-1944 |
| End Date | 02-01-1944 |
| Takeoff Station | Gransden Lodge |
| Day/Night raid | Night |
| Operation | Berlin. 421 Lancasters, 28 losses (6.7%). German fighters were directed to the main bomber stream early in the approach and the German controller was not deceived by the Mosquito diversion on Hamburg. However, the night-fighters were not particularly effective over the target and the flak was also restricted in height due to their presence. Berlin was cloud covered once again and the sky-marking was not especially accurate. Bombing was scattered but mainly in the southern suburbs. Only 21 houses and one industrial building were destroyed and 79 people killed. |
| Reason for Loss | Shot down by a night-fighter on outbound leg and crashed at Nieuw Schoonebeek, Holland |