You will not find much information on the Internet about this squadron that operated in Little Snoring.
This blog is dedicated to the men of No. 23 Squadron of the RAF that were stationed in Little Snoring, in England, from 1944 to 1945.
One of these men is Eugène Gagnon who flew 33 night missions over Germany.
Eugène Gagnon was a French-Canadian born in Bromptonville, a small town north of Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada.
He is even less well known than No. 23 Squadron, but trust me on this, he will become as famous as Pat Rooney who did his caricature at Little Snoring.
Eugène Gagnon DFC
“Only the best pilots flew the Mosquito.”
This blog will pay homage to him, to Tommy Smith another Mosquito pilot shot down over Germany and everyone I can find who flew or served in this squadron.
You can share with me and my readers what you know about No. 23 Squadron.
Just add a comment and I will get in touch.
Lest we forget
Hi, I’m after any info about Bill Goody. I know he was stationed at Little Snoring and was with 23 Squadron. Have you any details please. Maybe even a picture?
Regards,
Tim