Anson Mk.I N4919, Wolfhole Crag, Lancashire – Peak District Air Accident Research

Avro Anson Mk.I N4919 of No.2 (Observer) Advanced Flying Unit, crashed on Wolfhole Crag above Tarnbrook in the Forest of Bowland, after becoming iced up in cloud on the 9th February 1944 while on a navigation exercise from Millom in Cumbria

Albert Dobson	Flight Sergeant	Pilot	Injured
Peter George Robert Edwards	Sergeant	1st Navigator	Injured
John Cyril Enoch	Sergeant	2nd Navigator	Injured
?	?	?	OK
?	?	?	OK

Wreckage at the crash site of Avro Anson N4919 on Wolfhole Crag, Tarnbrook, Lancashire — Section from one of the aircraft’s wings lie against rocks near the crash site.

Wreckage at the crash site of Avro Anson N4919 on Wolfhole Crag, Tarnbrook, Lancashire — Among the parts are a couple still showing the yellow paint found on the under side of Ansons.

Wreckage at the crash site of Avro Anson N4919 on Wolfhole Crag, Tarnbrook, Lancashire — Near by is a gully with burnt remains, this is probably where the recovery team set fire to the aircraft to destroy it.