US EditionThe Tragic Story of a Family Nearly Wiped Out in the 1940 Maidstone Hurricane Crash
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The Tragic Story of a Family Nearly Wiped Out in the 1940 Maidstone Hurricane Crash
A Sudden Disaster in Wartime Maidstone On 10 October 1940, Maidstone experienced one of its most tragic wartime incidents when a Hurricane fighter aircraft from No. 253 Squadron crashed into homes in Albion Place. The pilot, Sergeant Harold Henry Allgood, along with two adults and six children from the same family, lost their lives instantly. In a single moment, Arthur Wooding suffered the unimaginable—his wife, six of their children, and a gran…
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