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During World War II, it is estimated that approximately 3,500 Lancaster bomber pilots and crew members lost their lives while serving in the Royal Air Force. The Lancaster bombers played a crucial role in the bombing campaigns over Europe, which were perilous missions often facing heavy enemy fire and challenging conditions. The high casualty rate reflects the dangers associated with strategic bombing during the war.

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