Military Histories
The Loss of Lancaster JA691
The story
JA691 Home
Uncle Bob's Last Flight
The British side
Bob Slaughter's Training
About RAF Fiskerton
Operations (Month 1)
Operations (Month 2)
The RAF Clerk's Mistake
The German side
The German Nightfighters
The German Defences
About Peenemünde
The Red Jug
The Raid
The Plan
August 17/18th 1943
The Loss of JA851 & EE117
The Loss of JA691
The Crash Locations
The Aftermath
The Official Aftermath
The Family Aftermath
The Burials
Loss Details
RAF - by Squadron
RAF - by Name
The Cemeteries
The German Losses
The Missing Graves
The Missing Airman
The Areas Now
The Memorial Stone
Ameise Today
Schleswig/Jagel Today
Bob Slaughter's Grave
The Journey to the Stone
A Virtual Visit
Peenemünde Today
The People Now
The Return of JA691
Final Thoughts
W/C I J McGhie
The joint grave of Goldsmith, Horsham, McGhie, Prest and Thompson.
