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Smithd258 from Smithd258 wrote on April 17, 2018 at 2:03 pm
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Paul Cheall from UK wrote on July 10, 2017 at 9:28 am
You guys are making a really valuable contribution to wartime history which is touching so many people in so many wonderful ways. Thank you. Paul
Andrew Porrelli from Australia wrote on March 8, 2017 at 1:36 am
Major congratulations on a terrific job Benny! Feel free to post the full ops history I sent to you, to this page if you wish mate. Thanks to the whole team for your amazing efforts!
A massive Aussie "Good onya's"!!!
Steven Turnbull from UK wrote on December 14, 2016 at 2:19 pm
Hi, just to say well done on uncovering Lancaster PB569. My great uncle was Sgt Charles Scurr and it makes very interesting in reading of the action in which he was killed and looking at the photographs of the find. Well done. Kind Regards
Adrian Wright Chairman from Waterbeach Military Heritage Museum wrote on December 9, 2016 at 9:01 pm
Congratulations to the Belgiumn Team excavating NN775 514 Squadron Lancaster formerly based at Waterbeach.
Jaap Vermeer from Nederland wrote on November 13, 2016 at 3:58 pm
Geweldige website met veel informatie en Links.
Jullie doen fantastisch werk. Ik ga hier vaker terug komen. Groet uit Nijkerk,Nederland,

Jaap
Benny Schreurs from Markelo, Netherlands wrote on September 22, 2016 at 9:12 am
Een vriend heeft onderdelen van een B17 bomber gevonden aan de Rue Saint Roche ter hoogte van Chapelle Saint Roche in Houffalize in de Belgische Ardennen. Weet iemand welk toestel hier is neergestort en wanneer ?
dieter from belgium wrote on July 21, 2016 at 8:52 am
Hello,
Nice site. Do you have a map from belgium with all crashsites?
Thx
Jean Cunningham Hays from USA wrote on May 19, 2016 at 3:05 am
Re B17 Patches
My dad Don Cunningham is the pilot in your posted picture of Patches. He completed his
25th mission on June 13, 1943. Friday the 13th
I have his logbooks showing missions he flew to the Schweinfurt Ball Bearing plant. Where he said the flack was so thick you could walk on it.
Thanks for your great story on the final resting place of Patches!
patrick keustermans from belgian wrote on April 8, 2016 at 9:11 am
Very nice article in my newspaper today 'Het laatste Nieuws'. Planehunters Recovery Team locating and recovering a Lancaster at Glabbeek!
Please keep me posted! if it's ok with you Benny, i like to visit the location and if needed i'll help a hand! i'm really trilled!
grtz
Patrick
Bryan Blay from East Yorkshire wrote on November 2, 2015 at 8:22 pm
Just a few lines with a very special thank you to all those who took part in the search and discovery of the crash site of Wellington Z 6113. Both I and Bill Stuart's relatives in New Zealand are most grateful for all that you have done.
Very much so to Joop for acting as the go between etc,
Many thanks

Bryan Blay
Pino Lombardi from The Stirling Aircraft Project wrote on August 31, 2015 at 12:19 pm
Hello

We would like to make conatct with you regarding the Stirling undercarriage you have on display. Please would you reply to the message. Thank you.
Julian westlake from Lancaster ed 629 ph-k mk 111 16-17-6-1943 wrote on July 9, 2015 at 11:22 pm
My uncle John Wilfred Noel Westlake was one of the crew,mid upper gunner of ed 629 who lost there lives over the hamlet of Grote Heide Neerpelt 16-17-6-1943.Shot down by fl/lt Werner Baake .Sadly on there first flight together.So Many people lost there lives not just through bomber command,but just to keep us free.I think you are doing a great job locating lost aircraft and crews and for the future thank you.
Jeremy wrote on July 3, 2015 at 11:37 am
Hi... I'm looking for information regarding Whitley Z6479 which was shot down near Houthalen on 17.06.1941.

I am the nephew of Fl. Sgt. Douglas John Frederick JEFFERIS, who was rear gunner.

I'm particularly interested in finding the exact location of the crash, and what became of crew member Cecil CRICHTON - he was not found at the crash site and there is no POW record for him.

Any information gratefully received.
Thank you.
Joop Hendrix from Planehunters team wrote on June 19, 2015 at 8:55 pm
Brian,

We think to know the crashsite of Z1613, I was there recently but the farmland was just newly planted. We will have to wait untilll the fall. There is a information display from all crashes erected by a member of Planehunters Mr. Ploegmakers that shows the crash position as well the information.
You can mail me on joophendrix@hotmail.com
Ben Drew wrote on June 14, 2015 at 4:42 pm
Message for Judy Anderson...William Booth Brooks was a great friend of my Uncle Fl Lt David Drew DFC OC B Flight 64 Sqn. David flew up to Witchford on 9/11/1944 to to visit F/O Brooks in hospital after he crash landed in a field 5 miles from Brussels/Melsbroek ...David knew him as Paddy.
Bryan Blay from England wrote on May 16, 2015 at 2:04 pm
Read with great interest about Wellington bomber HF852 which crash at Elsendorp on the 1st August 1942. Looking for information in regard to another Elendorp crash involving again another Wellington, Z1613 which was shot down on the 27th August 1942. Would like to know the location of the crash, and if any items where recovered during the war, or since.
Again this also relates to a wallet marked JWS which belong to Joseph William Stuart of New Zealand an uncle of my friend.
The wallet itself was presented to "Bill" by the mayor of Cambridge NZ on the 12th June 1941 prior to his departure to England.
Most of all I would like to know if both crashes are comemorated in anyway in the village of Elsendorp.
Hoping someone can help.
nichael terrell from english wrote on March 27, 2015 at 11:23 pm
my grandad charles edward terrell stirling mn 1v lk 143 nf -b- of sondervig 1944 2 dec he perished with all the crew can any one give any more infomation on operation tablejam. please contact me at mousebowker'YAHOO.CO.UK.N
Michael Terrell from great britain wrote on March 27, 2015 at 11:00 pm
OPERATION TABLEJAM stirling mk 1v lk 143 nf -b- of sondervig crash site.my grandad charles edward terrell was on this doomed flight. charles edward terrell.he died with crew . butler filer goulding harris nichols and leslie william poulson. i beleive they have found part of a wing and a propeller any one out there with any more infomation about the mission on the 2 of december 1944 . operation tablejam THEN PLEASE CONTACT ME at mousebowker@yahoo.co.uk
Judy Anderson from Australia wrote on February 10, 2015 at 11:42 am
My father's cousin William Booth Brooks went missing on 7/02/1945 flying Mustang III KH448 near Antwerp. The F/Lt. is of Squadron 64. Is there any further information?

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