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Often flying against overwhelming odds and in appalling conditions they transformed the performance of a bomber force that in 1941 was dropping almost half its bombs on open countryside
powerful thrust into Germany
after 18 months continuous fighting and rested at RAF Digby in Lincolnshire
Crew of G for George :
Tribute to Hughie Edwards by Ivan Berryman. TEA32 Often flying against overwhelming oddsDHM6902. Tribute to Hughie Edwards by Ivan Berryman. On 4th July, 1941, Wing Commander Hughie Idwal Edwards, flying Blenheim Mk. IV, V6028 (GB D) led a vital attack on the port of Bremen, Germany. With no cloud cover to conceal their approach, the Blenheims of 105 and 107 Sqn flew 50 miles overland at a perilously low altitude, eventually reaching their target amid formidable anti aircraft fire. All of the aircraft received some damage and four of the
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