US EditionThe Tragic B-24 Liberator Crash at Fairy Lochs
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The Tragic B-24 Liberator Crash at Fairy Lochs
On 13 June 1945, just weeks after peace was declared in Europe, a USAAF B-24H Liberator bomber crashed in the hills near Gairloch in Wester Ross. All fifteen men on board lost their lives. Today, nearly 80 years later, their final resting place at the Fairy Lochs remains a haunting memorial to lives cut short at the very edge of going home. The Fairy Lochs, or Na Lochan Sgeireach in Gaelic, lie just a few kilometres southeast of the village of B…
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