Commonwealth War Graves Bouillon
Route de Florenville, 6830, Bouillon
Luxembourg, Belgium
On the Municipal Cemetery in Bouillon are three Commonwealth War Graves from World War II. These are the graves of Sgt W.J. Anning, P/O T. Hurst and C.R. Wells. On May 12, 1940 at 1430 departed from airbase Villeneuve-les-Vertus the Fairey Battle K9485 with the mission to attack German positions at st.Hubert. It was over Belgium hit by a Flak anti aircraftgun and crashed in Bouillon. In the crash, all crew members were killed, they are all buried in this cemetery.
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