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Author Archives: Benny
Update Lancaster project Overloon
The last 3 weeks the team has worked very hard on the remains of Lancaster NN775. Most of you will know that we are preparing the complete wreck for a very big permanent exposition at the Overloon Oorlogsmuseum (Overloon War … Continue reading
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Unknown Mk. IX or Mk.XVI Spitfire Huijbergen
Unknown Spitfire crash in Huijbergen. We know from the parts that we found that is has to be a Mk. IX or Mk. XVI. We also know that we have to look in the time frame from 1944 or 1945 … Continue reading
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P-51 44-72245 ?
The team in Holland found a P-51 Crash site, there is a chance that it could be serialnr. 44-72245. Flown by Captain James Stevens 401st FS 370th FG . This is still under investigation. Crash at Vierlingsbeek/ Holthees (Holland … Continue reading
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Corona crisis update
Due to the Corona-crisis , all projects are being cancelled at the moment. During “Lock down” all metal detecting is forbidden in Belgium. If you have questions about crashes in Belgium or the border region with Holland, we will still … Continue reading
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Donations
As we are a non profit organisation we do all our work for free. But we are always happy to get a donation, every cent counts to help us put up more memorials , do more research and recoveries. Donate … Continue reading
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Update Spitfire MJ558
In June 2018 we recovered the last parts of Arnost Mrtvy’s Spitfire . This was filmed for an episode on WW2 Treasure Hunters on History Channel. time-line-mrtvy Look at the link below to Stephen Taylors blog about this recovery https://stephentaylorhistorian.com/2018/12/03/ww2-treasure-hunters-season-2-belgium-spitfire/ … Continue reading
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