| Name | Comments |
Mrs C. Jackson
 wiredtothemoon@myinternetpass.com | 13-04-2008 - 03:20
Hallo.Would like to know who is the "Mick" in
"myself and Mick at the Lido" picture~
and is Mick the gentleman on left or right??
Many thanks,C.Jackson. |
Jan A. Schipper
segma@euronet.nl | 30-12-2007 - 12:25
Dear Mike, after a long period of radiosilence, I am trying to re-uptake my research for P/O Ralph F.Litchfield, the SDO on the Don Irving crew, 101 Sqdn, SR-H, that was lost on the Nurenberg raid, 30/31 March 1944. I found our correspondenc, and looked at your site, and printed the photo's of Don and the crew. Compliments for your site, and sharing this with many other interested people. I do hope to get in touch with you again, and anyone who can help me finding NoK's of the Irving crew, kind regards, Jan A. Schipper |
Charlotte Dobson
dobsoncharlotte@yahoo.co.uk | 28-09-2007 - 12:24
Hi Mike
Your site certainly makes intersting reading. I am interested to now if anyone knew m Mother Rita Roe who served with the 460 Sqdn at Binbrooke in 1944.
Carry n with the interesting work.
Charlotte |
Michel Darribehaude
m.darri@wanadoo.fr | 09-04-2007 - 23:27
Hi Mike,
Excellent site and very pleasant to read.
From a Frenchman whose father flew in Halifaxes (346 Free French Sqdn) from Elvington, Yorks.
Cheers, Michel |
Ginette
mathieuc.herault@laposte.net | 25-12-2006 - 18:10
I wish you a merry christmas and an happy new year.
Lonvingly |
Geoff Coulson
geoff.coulson@btinternet.com | 01-11-2006 - 22:04
Hi Mike. You might know that I have been doing lots of research into our family history so this site has been excellent for that. It's really well put together. See you soon. Geoff |
Harold Dummer
harold@dummerah.freeserve.com.uk | 14-10-2006 - 21:03
Hi mike
A wonderful site keep up the good work those men and women will never be forgoten I lost a brother aged 19 in 1944 going to bomb the flying bomb sites at Domleger in France
Harold Dummer |
Larry Button
arsenal@sympatico.ca | 07-10-2006 - 16:42
An excellent site. In particular I was interest in the information on Bob Routledge and #11 AGS, I.O.M. My late father - then WO2 Tom BUTTON RCAF - was stationed there from Dec 44 to May 45. From his Pilot's Flying Log Book mostly flying Martinets. There's an entry "Drogue towing what a racket!!!). I have a couple of group photos taken at #11 AGS during this period and would be glad to pass along to the Routledge family (or anyone else who's interested). |
joan vlietman
joanvl@bigpond.com
 http://homepage | 26-08-2006 - 05:07
I lost my husband f/o/harry hesketh at strubby 8.2.1945 He was an australian pilot lost going over Politx a n oil plant
if you remember him I would be happy
Joan Vlietman |
joan vlietman
joanvl@bigpond.com
http://homepage | 26-08-2006 - 05:07
I lost my husband f/o/harry hesketh at strubby 8.2.1945 He was an australian pilot lost going over Politx a n oil plant
if you remember him I would be happy
Joan Vlietman |
