BG - Article in July 2008 edition of “Britain at War” magazine
A review written by Matthew Smaldon relating to the websites launch in July. This highlighting the beginning of our online presence.
A review written by Matthew Smaldon relating to the websites launch in July. This highlighting the beginning of our online presence.
This week we have managed to have an appeal granted by a newspaper on the 8th May which is local to the last known address of W/O. Aleksander Chudek as French researchers recently contacted us that they had found the grave which they are sure belongs to this fighter pilot.
Massive media coverage of the event On the 30th June. Further pictures being prepared for the website. Pictures kindly supplied direct to us by Laurent Taveau from France who has been one of the main organisers of this splendid memorial plaque.
Relatives of Fl/Sgt. Bernard Buxton contact the Aircrew Remembrance Society on the 1st June for memorial plaque.
The website now finished being converted in order to make all the pages to be translated into over 23 languages on the 29th July, all text now searchable and expandable for people with sight difficulties.
We recently supplied small memorial plaques on the 23rd July, for a relative to place at the crash site in France of a Halifax in 1944.
A.R.Society will shortly be contacting Norwich City Council to establish why the Norwich City War Memorial gardens are still in a state of neglect and is in fact cordoned off to visitors! Despite planning permission being gained and finance made available, 28th July.
Relatives found and contacted in Germany on the 22nd July, regarding lost Luftwaffe crew in England - further details and a full article to follow.
A.R. Society linked up with a researcher making a complete record of 408 Squadron losses during WW2 - being prepared On the 30th July. Details to follow.
Aircrew Remembrance Society are pleased to now be working with a specialist researcher in Russia as of the 10th July, further information will now be made available to us.
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