Tribute was paid to the memory of three airmen who died when a Hampden bomber crashed at Northrepps, 81 years ago.
On November 20 a group gathered at a memorial site in woodland for a service to remember those who died in the Second World War crash: the pilot, Sergeant Jack Ottaway, 25, of Watton; wireless operator/air gunner Sergeant Stanley Elliot and Pilot Officer Archie Kerr.
Air Commodore Jack Broughton led the laying of wreaths, and members and the standard bearer from the Northrepps 'Poppyland' branch of the Royal British Legion, and the RAFA standard bearer, were also present.
Joanna Green, Sgt Ottaway's granddaughter, flew in from her home in Dubai to attend.
Lorna Fish, RBL branch chairman, said: "Our branch and village has united in the commemoration of this very sad event which sadly claimed the lives of three of the four aircrew on board, and a poppy wreath was placed on our village sign, this event being very much in our village history."
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