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About FO The Hon. Thomas Sackville
Mustang Mk.I AG646 – Airborne on 14 May 1943 from Coltishall on shipping reconnaisance covering the Dutch coast from Bergen to Texel were two Mustangs of No.613 Squadron: F/Lt Dooley RNZAF with AP207 and F/O Sackville with AG646. They were intercepted, engaged in a dogfight by Bf 109s and were shot down. F/Lt Dooley RNZAF was rescued and taken PoW, interned in camp L3 with PoW.No 1404. F/O Sackville was killed. A claim for shooting down two Mustangs exists for Fw. Max Winkler of 2./JG 27, at sea, one 20 km W of Bergen, the other 45 km W of Bergen.
14/05/1943 123464 Flying Officer The Hon. Thomas Henry Jordan Sackville, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, 613 Sqdn, Pilot, RUNNYMEDE MEMORIAL, Panel 129., son of The Rt. Hon. Herbrand Edward Dundonald Brassey Sackville, PC, 9th Earl De La Warr, and The Countess De La Warr, Helena Diana Sackville née Leigh, of Withyham, Sussex.
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FO The Hon. Thomas Sackville's Timeline
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November 13, 1922
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| 1943 |
May 14, 1943
Age 20
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