Halifax III MZ301 DY-M

Pilot-Squadron Leader DR Fisher DFC DFM RAFVR
Sgnt K Clough RAFVR
F/O AG Striowski RCAF
P/O GC Buglass RAFVR
F/O LA Watts DFC RAFVR
F/L RE Cook RAFVR
Sgnt PJN Parker RAFVR

took off at 2249 Pocklington
Lost without a trace
All remembered on Runnymede
S/L Fisherwas one of the youngest Flight Commanders in Bomber Command
In 1942 while flying Whitleys with 77 squadron,he displayed great determination in attacking Rostock,gaining an immediate DFM.(London Gazette 15-5-1942)
(Thanks to WG Chorleys B C Losses)

Hi Phill,
Chris Goss' book on 102 Sqn.,'It's Suicide But It's Fun' has a full page portrait photograph of S/L Fisher,a paragraph about his wartime career and a personal account by a member of 102 Sqn. who knew S/L Fisher and his crew.I also have a copy of the citation for S/L Fisher's DFM.It is possible to contact Chris Goss via the forum at 12oclockhigh.net-he may have more details or contacts with S/L Fisher's family.
Hope this helps,Mark.