Lawrence Freyne
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He was the son of John and Charlotte Freyne of Nottingham and the brother of Harold, Florence and Bernard Freyne. In 1939, they lived at 32 Wordsworth Road, Radford, Nottingham.
6/7th July 1944. 13 aircraft from 70 Sqdn attacked Feuerbrunn aerodrome, (Austria) one returning early with oxygen issues 5 ac shot down by ’much fighter activity – falling aircraft reported’ (70 Sqdn Ops Record Book {TNA Air- 27-617-4} “X” JA 540 Sgt J Tilbrook, “E” JA 267 F/Sgt RE Flegg, “O” LP198 Lt GB Marquard “D”LP130 W/O CJ Custance Freyne was aboard “Q”JA 471: F/Sgt CA Harris, (Pilot) Sgt L Freyne (Nav), F/Sgt F Hardy (AB), Sgt GH Robinson (W Op), Sgt H Allen (AG) In July 1944 70 Sqdn flew 174 ops/ 896.50 flying hours/dropping 525,000lbs of bombs 76 non op day sorties + 2 non op night sorties
Klagenfurt War Cemetery ,Collective grave 8 A 1-7
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