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Foundation History 1971 - Present Day

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September 2015 Memorial to fallen German Aircrew of Junkers Ju88A-14 Werke/Nr 1444550

Memorial to fallen German Aircrew. The crash site was attended by the pilots Daughter and Grandson for the unveiling.

On a quiet Scottish hillside Irmtrud Hiestermann stood in wonder at the site before her, with her son Henning at her side at last she could stand at the place where the father she had never known, had tragically lost his life so many years ago.
At the time of her father Paul Rogge’s death, Irmtrud was just six months old. Personal items found at the crash site at this time, included a treasured photo of Irmtrud that Paul had carried with him, returned to the family by the Red Cross, this tragic artefact the only remaining token of her father’s love she would ever know.

Memorials & Remembrance

23rd October 2016 New Memorial To The Crew Of Junkers Ju88A-14 Werke/Nr 1444550

Back in 2015 we reported on the society’s erection of a memorial cross to the missing KG6 crewman Werner Walter in Scotland. In October 2016 a second cross unveiled at the site in memory on the entire crew of Junkers Ju88A-14 Werke/Nr 1444550, in the presence of the pilot, Paul Rouge’s grandson Henning.

Reports of these memorials have now been reported in the German press and the Luftwaffe magazine “Jagerblatt”

Memorials & Remembrance

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