No. 630 Squadron RAF was a bomber squadron of the Royal Air Force during the Second World War. The squadron motto was Nocturna Mors (Death by night).

Web site Those who served in 630 squadron (RAF) during World War 2 ... 630 squadron's crest is shown left, the motto "Nocturna mors" translates to "Death by night".

Airfields, operating dates and aircraft types for No.630 Squadron RAF, 1939-45. ... No.630 Squadron RAF; Group Squadron Base County Arrived Comments; 5: 630: East Kirkby ...

No. 57 Squadron RAF 27 August 1943 - 27 November 1945; No. 630 Squadron RAF 15 November 1943 - 18 July 1945; RAF East Kirkby served also as the headquarters of No 5 (Bomber) Group ...

Although only in existence for 22 months, 630 squadron had earned its place in in RAF History. They flew a total of 2,453 sorties, dropped a total of 10,347 tons of bombs and laid ...

Lancaster MK III ND688. Details of the crew and history ... Final Mission. Took off from East Kirkby at 2244 hrs on 7th July 1944 for a raid on the V-Weapon storage facility at St.

RAF History - Bomber Command 60th Anniversary. No. 630 Squadron Motto: "Nocturna mors" ("Death by night"). Badge: On an ogress a Lancaster rose, fimbriated.

... Command Station and is situated in Lincolnshire (not far from RAF Coningsby). Stationed at East Kirkby were: 57 squadron (5 Group) 27 August 1943 - 27 November 1945 630 ...

The History Section of the Royal Air Force Web Site ... History of No. 630 Squadron. Motto: "Nocturna mors" ("Death by night")

Find details about RAF Squadron Reunions that are taking place ... 57/630 Squadrons Association. The Reunion will be held ... The Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund is there to provide support ...