1940 Air Crash at Clacton-on-Sea
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They were trying to make it to the cricket pitch.
sunglassesjohn 7 months ago
Fifty houses destroyed our damaged. That was one Hell of a explosion.
kolbpilot 10 months ago
@ExTRaZoRz
Actually the first civilian deaths of World War Two on mainland Britain. Mr & Mrs Gill.
dlobron 1 year ago
Apparently the first death in WW2 was in Clacton Victoria Road.
ExTRaZoRz 1 year ago
my grandparents live next door to the house i didn't even know there was a crash!
totallyrb4 1 year ago
It was Victoria Road. It did'nt crash as such. It was minelaying off Harwich and got hit by AA. The pilot saw Victoria Road in the moonlight and thought it was a runway and tried to land. The crew were buried in Burrs Park. cemetary with full Military Honours. Ther grave was still there when I moved from the town in the 70s.
SuperAncientmariner 1 year ago
Pretty sure its at the junction of Victoria Road and Skemesdale Road. There used to be a park bench with a commemorative plaque on it marking the spot. It may still be there??
Signlabfreak 2 years ago
great vid,,,,anyone know what road it was?
busta66 2 years ago
Thanks for the video. There is a memorial seat there now. These were the first UK victims of WW2.
thamesbargeart 2 years ago