North Yorkshire

The crew was performing a local training flight at RAF Leeming. While in the circuit, the airplane suffered a partial stripping of the wing surface. This caused the bomber to roll onto its back and dive onto the ground, the port wing breaking off between 1,800 and 1,500 feet. All five crew members were killed.
Crew:
P/O Philip Edward Thompson Townsend, pilot,
F/Sgt Jack Wreakes, navigator,
F/O Samuel Spector, navigator,
P/O Ernest Maurice Hollowell, wireless operator,
P/O Kenneth Joseph Brown, air gunner.

The airplane departed RAF Dishforth at 1805LT on an operation to Saint-Nazaire. It crashed almost immediately after takeoff due to a sudden loss of power from the starboard engine. There were no injuries among the crew.
Crew:
Sgt J. H. N. Brousseau, pilot,
Sgt J. H. Moreau,
Sgt J. D. L. Fontaine,
P/O D. B. J. Hodgetts,
Sgt H. B. Marceau,
P/O T. R. C. Irwin, air gunner.

The airplane departed RAF Dishforth at 1757LT to lay mines off the Frisian Islands. One minute after takeoff, it crashed after running into t a Nissen Hut located north of the airbase. All seven crew members escaped unhurt.
Crew:
Sgt L. O. Sutherland, pilot,
F/Sgt W. Suddick +5.

The airplane departed RAF Linton-on-Ouse at 1920LT on an operation to Nuremberg. Immediately after takeoff, it suffered a loss of engine power, stalled and crashed just beyond the airfield. All seven crew members escaped with various injuries.
Crew:
Sgt J. E. Sanderson, pilot,
Sgt A. Shillock,
Sgt J. N. D. Curtis,
Sgt A. E. Robbins,
Sgt H. G. M. Robinson,
Sgt R. G. Morgan,
P/O J. B. H. Morris, air gunner.

The airplane departed RAF Topcliffe at 1820LT on February 24 on an operation to Wilhelmshaven. The following night, while returning to base, it crashed on landing and was destroyed by a post crash fire. Three crew members were killed and three others were injured.
Crew:
F/Sgt James Banks, pilot, †
P/O Robert Stephen Borden Worley, bomb aimer, †
Sgt J. Harrison,
Sgt Alfred Albert Wiles, wireless operator, †
Sgt W. A. Sparrow,
Sgt F. W. N. Trowbridge, air gunner.

The airplane was engaged in a local training flight at RAF Rufforth. While taxiing, it went out of control and ran into a ditch. There were no casualties among the crew but the airplane was damaged beyond repair.
Crew:
Sgt C. K. Surgey, pilot +4.

The airplane departed RAF Leeming at 1821LT on an operation to Cologne. On return to base, and while preparing to land, the port outer engine burst into flames and the port inner lost power. The pilot managed to gain 100 feet and five of the crew bailed out before the Halifax crash landed at 2357LT in Kirby Wiske, 6 km northwest of Soweby. The air gunner, an American, was among the five who bailed out, but he struck the ground before his parachute had full deployed and was killed.
Crew:
F/Lt R. H. Boosey, pilot,
Sgt D. C. Horner,
P/O P. E. Mitchell,
F/Sgt M. Samuels,
P/O P. R. Quance,
P/O D. W. Giblin,
F/O James Courtland Parker, air gunner. †

The crew of this Wellington named 'A for Apple' took off from RAF Croft at 1726LT for what is believed to have been a mine laying operational flight. Aircraft from various squadrons were mine laying the waters around The Frisians and Helgoland on this night. Other modern accounts quote Le Havre as being a land target for bombs but this is believed to not be correct. The accident record card for this incident; the Form Am1180, makes no mention of what the target was hence the confusion. The crew dropped their cargo and headed for home but were hit by the German Flak. Before they could land at base the aircraft flew across the North Yorkshire Moors, the Moors were covered in a thick band of cloud at the time and the crew became uncertain of their position on their return to Yorkshire; they had probably flown off course by a few degrees. They descended to try and work out their location but struck high ground east of Chop Gate on Black Intake Moor at 2300LT and all on the aircraft lost their lives in the crash which completely destroyed the aircraft.
Crew (427th Squadron):
Sgt Oscar Philip Edwin Ronald J. Adlam, pilot,
F/O Bryan Dunn, navigator,
Sgt William Charles Ivor Jelley, wireless operator and air gunner,
Sgt Arnold Charles Clifford, bombardier,
Sgt William Ball, air gunner.
Source:
http://www.yorkshire-aircraft.co.uk/aircraft/planes/43/bj778.html

The airplane departed RAF Pocklington at 1808LT on an operation to Wilhelmshaven. Few minutes after takeoff, the crew encountered an unexpected situation and the captain decided to divert to RAF Dalton for an emergency landing. The airplane crashed on approach and was destroyed. Seven crew members were killed and one was injured.
Crew:
Sgt Harold Edward Saunders, pilot, †
Sgt Alvah Wilkie Flansburgh-Washbourne, †
Sgt Henry Edwin Amos, †
F/O Henry Farquharson Ley, †
Sgt Michael Norman Reilly, †
Sgt Trevor Charles Coles, †
Sgt Hill,
Sgt Frank Cooper, air gunner. †

The airplane crashed upon landing at RAF Topcliffe while performing a local training exercise. There were no fatalities.
Crew:
Sgt A. H. Steen, pilot +3.