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| Name | TICKLER |
| First names | Edward Wells |
| Rank | Flight Lieutenant |
| Service | RAF |
| Crew position | Pilot |
| Comments | Posted in 2/43 and out 2/43
wounded in action. Awarded the CGM. |
![]() 26th December 1942 Jack Matthews - navigator George Silvester - rear gunner Art Davies - mid upper gunner Maurice Webb - wireless operator Dennis Downing - flight engineer Ed Tickler - pilot Ted Lowans - bomb aimer |
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![]() An undated photograph Ted Lowans - bomb aimer Maurice Webb - W.A.G Ted Tickler - pilot W.A. Davies - rear gunner Jack Matthews - navigator |
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| The picture shows members
of Eddie Tickler's crew of 57 Sqn at East Kirkby. Tickler went
back to a HCU for 'R&R' after his 49 Sqn experiences but
eventually went back on operations. On their 13th operation an Me 110 caught them on the notorious Nuremburg raid 30/31 March 1944. Their Lancaster was ND 622 DX-E named 'The Jampot and 7 Rasberries' as Ed was a member of the Tickler Jam Company family. Three survived as PoWs including Ed.... four sadly perished. |
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