On November 21 1944 Edgar Clark, an RAF Flight Engineer seconded to the Royal Canadian Air Force and stationed in Yorkshire was killed when his Halifax bomber was shot down over Dusseldorf. This is the amazing story of the family’s research into the events of that night and the information they were able to learn from the surviving tail gunner, eye witnesses and reports from the crew of the German plane which shot down the Halifax, about the mission and the fates of the individual crew members.
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