My father-in-law was a Flight Engineer flying Lancasters during WWII, and survived the experience. It was particularly poignant to see the whole crew reproduced in this statue in a way that I had not seen before. A Lancaster crew numbered seven - the pilot, flight...More

Husband and I visited here when we were in London. Stood for a good 20mins taking it all in. A lovely memorial and really nice to see

We stopped by while we were visiting Green Park to see this stunning memorial to those who served in the Bomber Command during the Second World War. Whilst it serves as a poignant reminder of the futility of War, there's a sense of 'realness' and...More

No one sets out to be brave - these memorials and the details of the faces show the resolute and perhaps fatalistic courage these men had in a very dark time for our world.

A long Piccadilly in the western part of the Green Park this memorial is presented in a great manner.

As the son of a flight crew member of Bomber Command, I felt that I had to visit this Memorial to the brave men who, unlike my father, did not survive the War. Every one of them volunteered for this dangerous posting and without them...More

nice memorial. but we were only there a few minuets. we took some pictures and read a little and left.

War is horrific. Bombers from both sides in WW2 killed thousands of totally innocent people. Despite this they were all (Allies and AXIS) brave young men doing a very dirty and dangerous job.

Very nice artistic sculpture. Great details. Not very busy place. You will love seeing the details of the pilots and their gear

Depressing ,they were brave men but we know now that bombing was a waste of all the lives. I don't think there should be any memorial to bombing.