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NAME |
HOWARD
BOSELEY |
LOCATION |
NEW
ZEALAND |
DATE |
2004 |
MESSAGE |
WE
WILL REMEMBER THEM |
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NAME |
COLONEL ROBERT A SHAWN |
LOCATION |
USA |
DATE |
2004 |
MESSAGE |
Sir. Being an Army Air Corps Veteran Pilot, having flown
out of England, then France, I know what it means to loose
a good friend. In fact my Brother was a B-24 pilot, shot
down April 12, 1944. he was found by the Underground ans
saved, by the Begians. As of today he is Belgium as a guest,
visiting his crash site. Col. Bob Shawn. |
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NAME |
CAWDRON |
LOCATION |
ENGLAND |
DATE |
2004 |
MESSAGE |
Looking for history accidental bump
into wrong area.
Intersesting though and humbling. |
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NAME |
ALEX WILKINSON |
LOCATION |
UK |
DATE |
2004 |
MESSAGE |
Excellent site and the Book's even
better. |
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NAME |
HAWKSLEY |
LOCATION |
ENGLAND |
DATE |
2004 |
MESSAGE |
I only thank God that these women
and men made the sacrifice they did, so that I may live
in peace and freedom. |
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NAME |
PATSY TYLER |
LOCATION |
ENGLAND |
DATE |
2004 |
MESSAGE |
Thank you for a page to remember
those who gve their all for our future. My Dad (who will
be 78 in Oct) was in the 3d & 4th sq SAAF - Spitfires
in Italy '44 '45. He has given me a love for those many
who lived at a time I can only imagine. I am priviaged to
have his ist hand memories and notes to always remind me
of that ultimate sacrifice his friend made for us. |
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NAME |
STEVIN OUDSHOORN |
LOCATION |
AMSTERDAM |
DATE |
2004 |
MESSAGE |
Impressed with your site and
glad to to see and read this tribute to these men. It
never ceases to amaze me what these men have been through
and the sacrifices they made;It is so impotant that we
remember.
And thank you for the help you have provided! I very much
appreciate it.
Stevin |
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NAME |
JIM LANG |
LOCATION |
CANADA |
DATE |
2004 |
MESSAGE |
I am moved and grateful for the
tribute given by your site to these men.My uncle and Godfather,
Warrie Hale, also died flying a Hudson in 161 Sq. from Tempsford.
Through your and similar sites I have learned a great deal
about what he and his fellow airmen went through and the
sacrifices they made for us. Thank you. |
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NAME |
TORSIN |
LOCATION |
BOIRS, BELGIUM |
DATE |
2004 |
MESSAGE |
WONDERFUL TRIBUTE TO THE MEN AND
WOMEN OF THE "CLOAK AND DAGGER" squadrons. Who
can provide info concerning N-AN who crashed in Luxemberg
kiling 3 of the crew and 3 Belgian agents. Thanks |
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NAME |
BRENDA ARMSTRONG |
LOCATION |
SASKATOON, SASKATCHEW, CANADA |
DATE |
2005 |
MESSAGE |
I am so grateful to the aircrews
for their sacrifices. My father Sgt George Harold Allen
Bicknell (tailgunner)(Deceased) flew with 161 Squadron during
World War II and I am only now beginning to get an understanding
of what these men went thru. Many thanks to Bob Body for
his dedication and time
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NAME |
DAVID BURNHAM |
LOCATION |
RUGBY, ENGLAND |
DATE |
2005 |
MESSAGE |
Over the past years I have been
lucky enough to be friend of a gentleman by the name of
Bill Fryer. Bill was ground crew on the 161 Sq. Halifaxes
at Tempsford, through him I have become more aware of the
activities of 138 and 161 Squadrons. To Bill and everyone
else THANK YOU all for your sacrifices. |
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