Avro Lancaster B Mk 1 Serial Number Number W4192 61 Squadron RAF
Serial: W4192
Type: Avro 683 Lancaster I
Built by: Avro, Manchester
Contract: B.69274/40
Works Order: 7671
Delivered: 13 Sept 1942
Struck off charge: 14 Jan 1943
Missions Flown:
|
Serial
|
Date
|
Sqn
|
Code
|
|
Base
|
Mission
|
T/O
|
Land
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
W4192
|
1942-09-16
|
61
|
QR
|
E
|
Syerston
|
Essen
|
2020
|
0120
|
|
W4192
|
1942-09-24
|
61
|
QR
|
E
|
Syerston
|
Gardening (Baltic)
|
1950
|
0430
|
|
W4192
|
1942-10-01
|
61
|
QR
|
E
|
Syerston
|
Wismar
|
1825
|
2015
|
|
W4192
|
1942-10-05
|
61
|
QR
|
E
|
Syerston
|
Aachen
|
1940
|
0050
|
|
W4192
|
1942-10-06
|
61
|
QR
|
E
|
Syerston
|
Osnabruck
|
1920
|
0025
|
|
W4192
|
1942-10-12
|
61
|
QR
|
E
|
Syerston
|
Wismar
|
1749
|
0148
|
|
W4192
|
1942-10-15
|
61
|
QR
|
E
|
Syerston
|
Cologne
|
1900
|
0020
|
|
W4192
|
1942-11-07
|
61
|
QR
|
E
|
Syerston
|
Genoa
|
1732
|
0215
|
|
W4192
|
1942-11-13
|
61
|
QR
|
E
|
Syerston
|
Genoa
|
1735
|
0310
|
|
W4192
|
1942-11-18
|
61
|
QR
|
E
|
Syerston
|
Turin
|
1830
|
0135
|
|
W4192
|
1942-11-20
|
61
|
QR
|
E
|
Syerston
|
Turin
|
1810
|
0305
|
|
W4192
|
1942-11-22
|
61
|
QR
|
E
|
Syerston
|
Stuttgart
|
1835
|
0215
|
|
W4192
|
1942-11-23
|
61
|
QR
|
E
|
Syerston
|
Gardening (Bay of Biscay)
|
1800
|
0125
|
|
W4192
|
1942-11-28
|
61
|
QR
|
E
|
Syerston
|
Turin
|
1845
|
0420
|
|
W4192
|
1942-12-08
|
61
|
QR
|
E
|
Syerston
|
Turin
|
1730
|
0245
|
|
W4192
|
1942-12-09
|
61
|
QR
|
E
|
Syerston
|
Turin
|
1727
|
0132
|
|
W4192
|
1942-12-17
|
61
|
QR
|
E
|
Syerston
|
Gardening (Cadet Channel)
|
1634
|
2320
|
|
W4192
|
1942-12-21
|
61
|
QR
|
E
|
Syerston
|
Munich
|
1731
|
0158
|
|
W4192
|
1943-01-07
|
61
|
QR
|
E
|
Syerston
|
Essen
|
0320
|
0920
|
|
W4192
|
1943-01-08
|
61
|
QR
|
E
|
Syerston
|
Gardening
|
1950
|
0205
|
|
W4192
|
1943-01-09
|
61
|
QR
|
E
|
Syerston
|
Essen
|
1715
|
2210
|
|
W4192
|
1943-01-12
|
61
|
QR
|
E
|
Syerston
|
Essen
|
0335
|
LOST
|
The crew of aircraft Avro Lancaster B mk I. serial W4192 markings "QR-E"
The crew of John Northend's aircraft were originally buried inthe Nordfriedhof cemetery before being reburied in the Reichswald Forest British War Cemetery. As is comon practice, wherever possible, members of the same crew are buried together in adjacent graves, as are John and his crew members.
If you click on the photographs you will get such biographical details as I have been able to find.
