| TARGET | DATE |
| Munster, Germany | 18th of November 1944 |
| SQUADRON | BASE |
| 578, Group 4 Bomber Command | R.A.F. Burn,Yorkshire, England |
| AIRCRAFT | CALL SIGN |
| Halifax III LL. 585 | LK "R" |
| CREW | |
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F/S Marshall.A.J. (P) Sgt Paxton.W. (N) Sgt Lawrence.K. (B) Sgt Griffiths.A. (E) Sgt Elsome.D. (W) Sgt Thornley.J. (G) Sgt Tuck.R.C. (G) |
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| BOMB LOAD | |
| 16 x 500 lb M.C. MK.IV T.D.025. | |
| WEATHER AT BASE | |
| Fair becoming cloudy with continuous precipitation during the evening. Precipitation becoming intermittent throughout the night, althought continuous at times. Visibility at first becoming poor in precipitation and remaining poor until late evening, when a slight improvement occured. Precipitation becoming continuous at dawn. Wind light southerly freshening at times. | |
| TIME | |
| TAKE OFF | LANDING |
| 1239 hours | 1730 hours |
| DETAILS | |
| Bombed between red and green Wanganin flares at 1506 hours from 18,600 feet. 1 x 500 MC jettisoned safe at 5122N 0258E at 1616 hours from 9,000 feet. Aircraft returned to land at Base. | |