Junkers JU.88

Crashed upon landing at Lannion Airport after being shot down by a British fighter. Two crew members were killed and two others were injured. The airplane was destroyed.
Crew.
Gefr Robert Altermeyer, mechanic,
Fw Emil Jahn, radio operator,
Gefr Max Schwarzer, air gunner, †
Oblt Helmut Eiermann, observer. †

The airplane was engaged in an operation to England when it was shot down by ground fire and crashed into the sea off Falmouth. All four crew members were killed.
Crew:
Cpt Rolf Beitzke, pilot,
Uffz Erwin Mayer, radio operator,
Uffz Max Adam, mechanic,
Fw Richard Pape, air gunner.

While in an operation to Ireland, the bomber crashed in unknown circumstances near Yelverton. All four crew members were killed.
Crew:
Uffz Paul Nowacki, pilot,
Oblt Günther Hitschfeld, observer,
Uffz Joachim Kasten, radio operator,
Uffz Hans Knör, mechanic.

The airplane failed to return to base following an operation to England. It was lost in the North Sea, killing all four crew members. A body was later found on a beach of Borkum Island.
Crew:
Ofw Karl Heise, pilot,
Oblt Armin Walter, observer,
Uffz Hans Brand, radio operator,
Gefr Willi Mogel, mechanic.

The airplane was returning to its base at Amsterdam-Schiphol Airport when the crew encountered technical problems with the right engine. The pilot attempted an emergency landing but lost control of the airplane that crashed into the Vinkeveen Lake. Three crew members were killed and a fourth bailed out and survived.
Crew:
Lt H. Drinkler, pilot, †
Uffz W. Gentzel, observer, †
Gfr H. Winkes, radio operator, †
Uffz Meilinger, air gunner.

Crashed in unknown circumstances in Perleberg, killing the entire crew.
Crew.
Ogefr Rudolf Raay, pilot,
Lt Otto Eberhard Boehme, observer,
Ogefr Gerhard Friedrich A. Jürgens, radio operator,
Uffz Herbert Goedecke, mechanic.

Crashed for unknown reasons upon landing and collided with a Heinkel He.111. All four crew members were injured and the airplane was destroyed.
Crew:
Uffz Fritz Brehm, pilot,
Gefr Rudolf Pannicke, observer,
Uffz Herbert Reckow, radio operator,
Gefr Adolf Rinne, air gunner.

The airplane departed Rosières-en-Santerre Airfield on an operation to England. While approaching Watton at low height, it was shot down by ground fire and crashed in Scoulton. Three crew members were killed and a fourth was seriously injured.
Crew:
Lt Franz Bäumel, pilot, †
Obfw Herbert Austerfeldt, observer, †
Uffz Hans Simon, radio operator, †
Uffz Max König, mechanic.

The bomber failed to return to base following an operation over UK. It is believed that it crashed somewhere in the North Sea. Lost without trace.
Crew:
Oblt Erich Fürll, pilot,
Oblt Werner Fritz Kurt von Gazen, observer,
Ofw Wilhelm Frank, radio operator,
Ofw Theodor Schmitz, air gunner.

The bomber crashed in unknown circumstances in a field in Sint-Annaland. All four crew members were killed.
Crew:
Fw K. Miller, pilot,
Lt W. Griese, observer,
Uffz S. Oberdorf, radio operator,
Uffz K. Schlicht, mechanic.