bbc.co.uk/ww2peopleswar David Kirk

Simon Glancey has submitted the following:
Flight Sgt Bryson was killed in Avro Lancaster I PB906 JI-B2 of 514 Squadron, which was lost without trace with its eight crew on a mission to bomb a Benzol factory at Wanne-Eickel. The crew were flying on their last mission prior to being screened (taken off operational flying), and PB906 was a new aircraft on its first mission.
Bomber Command Losses 1945, W. R. Chorley, 2008, Midland Counties Publishing, ISBN 978 0904597929, page 52.

Tony Hibberd states that Lancaster PB906 JI-B2 had departed Waterbeach at 2312 for Ops Wanne-Eickel

James Bryson is remembered in Ashington on A17.43 and in Bedlington B15.13

WW2 People's History: David Kirk and the BBC
The CWGC entry for Flight Sergeant Bryson