What is recorded here
As you walk along this path, you will pass a point on your left some 200 yards further on, where during WW2, in the early hours of 9th September 1941, a British Bomber crashed in flames killing Sgt Ford Rowney aged 23 & Flight Sgt Tony Barker aged 20. The
The Hampden AD854 Crash Memorial marks the site where a Royal Air Force bomber crashed on 9 September 1941, killing 23-year-old Sergeant Ford Rowney; it serves as a local memorial to the sacrifices of aircrew during World War II.
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