The Wartime Memories Project- Guestbook

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Comments: Name:George
Visited:Saturday, September 23, 2006 at 18:52:24

Comments: I am very pleased to find this site, the stories are amazing.

Name:Bill Langley
Visited:Thursday, September 21, 2006 at 20:30:05

Comments: I was stationed in Selsy Bill from January until about the 2nd day of June ,1943. The people that I met were so wonderful that I was tempted return after the war, but as life will, it moved on carrying me with it. Many thanks to the people of England for their courage and for putting up with us. Bill Langley Sun City West ,Arizona

Name:Stephen Watts
Visited:Thursday, September 21, 2006 at 03:21:35

Comments: This is an excellent site!! I found all kinds of information about the pandora sub (n.42) that my grandfather was on. He died April 1/1942 in Malta. If anyone has Pictures of any crew members (group shots) I would love to see them!!

Name:Donald W.Mills
Visited:Tuesday, September 19, 2006 at 20:04:04

Comments: My father was A.B. Walter Thomas MILLS. Died 2/12/1940 when H.M.S. Forfar was sunk. I have had contact with Mr.Allen W. Kerr previously, to whom I sent copies of photographs of the ship's band, of which my father was a member, and of some interior shots of the ship, including the ship's theatre. At the time of correspondence Mr. Kerr was seeking news of L.S. Mayo, I hope he was successful.

Name:NEIL MONCUR
Visited:Monday, September 18, 2006 at 08:31:18

Comments: I was born and brought up in Falkirk and I am now in the RAF and I have only recently found out about RAF Grangemouth. Very interesting.It would be great to see some photographs. I am asuming that there is no trace of the former site as it is probably covered by the huge BP and ICI petrochemical works that was built in the 60s/70s

Name:Julie
Visited:Wednesday, September 13, 2006 at 22:27:35

Comments: Today while i was waiting to board the Hayling Island Ferry i met a wonderfull lady her name is Zofia Janina Kobiernicka, she told me a little of what her life was like in the war, with the result that i looked for this site,what can i say it is wonderful. I am really looking forward to the book she is writing. Zofia you told me to tell the truth about what i think of your story and that you would not be upset,well i have, it was a pleasure to met you

Name:Peter Snook
Visited:Saturday, September 2, 2006 at 11:10:11

Comments: Would like to trace anyone who remembers me in the RAF from 1951-1955 in Cardington-Henlow-Melksham-Innsworth-Upwood or TASF Flight-Luqa-Malta.I was an Instrument Mech.

Name:pamela conner
Visited:Thursday, August 31, 2006 at 16:22:48

Comments: My father served in WW2 and I wanted to find anyone who new him or remembers him. He was in the 103rd infintry Co C was captured on Dec 3rd 1944 and was sent to Stalag IVB till 1945 when liberated. His name James Wellman From Texas He passed away in 2002

Name:Michael B. Burke, GySgt, USMC (ret)
Visited:Tuesday, August 29, 2006 at 10:52:57

Comments: I could'nt believe I saw my fathers name on this site. Marion B. Burke. Navigator on "Battlin' Beauty" captured 14 Dec. 1944. Thanks for the site. Mike

Name:Judith Hitchens from Nova Scotia
Visited:Wednesday, July 12, 2006 at 00:01:24

Comments: Thank you to the site's creators and participants. I shall certainly make our high school students aware of this resource.

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Visited:Friday, May 12, 2006 at 13:44:04

Comments: Hello there! Just want to say that I find your site enough interesting for me. Usefull information and all is good arranged. Thank you for your work

Name: Keet
Visited:Monday, May 1, 2006 at 04:58:45

Comments: This is a wonderful wealth of information. Good Luck!

Name:Russ Godwin
Visited:Sunday, March 19, 2006 at 21:50:26

Comments: Joined LDV, Home Guard, and then Royal Engineers. Served India, Ceylon, finished up in Singapore when war ended. Thanks for a great site

Name:Donna Jenkins
Visited:Sunday, March 19, 2006 at 19:19:22

Comments: My husband's uncle Edward T. Jenkins from Summerville, South Carolina,USA was a 2nd Lt bombadier on a B-17 shot down over Germany and captured. He remained a POW in Stalag Luft I from March 1944 until the liberation in 1945. In researching Stalag Luft I his name only appears in the initial listing. I am trying to gather info for him (87 yrs old!)about his 'roomates'. Thank you for the pictures and stories on this great website.

Name:Alan Potter
Visited:Thursday, March 16, 2006 at 10:39:45

Comments: This is an excellent site. Are there any former ladies from the Women's Land Army who were stationed in wales, particulalrly in the area around Nelson, Caerphilly. I'm researching a project and would really like to hear from you.

Name:Dr. Putyur Thumuppit
Visited:Wednesday, March 15, 2006 at 23:56:26

Comments: Very powerful site. You should all be proud to be providing it. Keep up the good work

Name:Simon Pintus
Visited:Monday, March 13, 2006 at 23:40:43

Comments: I'm a 13 year old boy who lives in Australia and my Greatgrandfather William E Andrews was captured in the 2WW. He was a Merchant Sailor and his merchant ship the Duquesa was sank by a German Destroyer off the Coast of Murmansk Russia. He was held Prisoner in Stalag Nord until the end of the War.He had some medals for courage which my Grandmother is trying to find over the internet.

Name:pauline camp
Visited:Sunday, March 12, 2006 at 06:58:30

Comments: My dad is very involved with th british legion he is nearly 83 and lives in England i will try to get more info from him as i know he has photos and souveneers from the war. He came to Canada thi christmas just gone for a holiday and we hadto go to any canadian Legion we where near whilst he was hear will update you as soon as i get any info from him bye Pauline

Name: Frank Cullen
Visited:Wednesday, January 4, 2006 at 21:32:38

Comments: I was stationed at RAF Bradwell when it was a bombing range 1958 1960 with the US Air Force Detachment from RAF Alconbury. There were 6 Americans and one RAF Range Officer, we all lived in and around Bradwell-On-Sea, and I lived at Blue House Cottage cannot remember the name of the road. I still have fond memories of the people I met and that area of Essex.

Name:dorothy kay
Visited:Saturday, October 15, 2005

Comments: thoroughly enjoyed your site, with its' informative and interesting stories, great photos, and insightful comments by veterans and their families... Many Many thanks to all the wonderful, dedicated servicemen and women who fought to keep us free....

Name: John
Visited: Thu Sep 15 14:29:04 2005
No , Greece
Comments: Wartime memories should be preserved as best as possible for future generations like mine to know what it was like during those dark times. In Greece as in many places people suffered and we shouldnt allow this to happen again.

Name: ANNE STEACY (NEE LEWIS)
Visited: Wed Sep 14 00:35:13 2005
E-Mail: annesplace@shaw.ca`
yes, England
Comments: brilliant website.....thanks!!!

Name: Tony Coppola
Visited: Tue Sep 13 07:22:15 2005
E-Mail: jacoppo@hotmail.com
No, U.S.
Comments: My father, Cpl Leonardo Coppola, was a PW from Sept 1944 to April 1945 in Stala 7A. He was quartered with a good friend William Jasper Stigall who later wrote a book detailing Stigall's wartime events including his time in Stalag 7A. It is titled "A Shower of Frogs" published by Vantage Press in the US and sometimes available from Amazon. Thank you for this forum. Tony

Name: Lee Bradshaw
Visited: Sun Sep 11 19:33:36 2005
E-Mail: brdshwfr@aol.com
yes, England
Comments: I was a child aged around 5 when the WW11 finished. I lived throughout the war in Coventry Warwickshire. OUr house was an edn house We had an underground air raid shelter with a tube running up through the ground for air. It smelt of old damp concrete which I still remember that smell. The air raid sirens would go off which frightened me and I would run screaming into the house.I remember seeing and playing in the streets on the bomb sites with other children of the City. My father worked for the BTH which was turned into a munitions factory then and back to light electronics after the War. Rag and Bone men came for old suacepans to help the war effort. Seeing black and white war films, seeing buy bonds adverts too. My moithers eldest brother was on fire watch and got killed by shrapnell one night my mother told me. My other uncle servided on merchantships. I remember playing with a sailor doll made of rags which he kept in a drawer.I remember sugar in blue bags, the milk delivered by horse cart in measured in Gills in a jug with a saucer to your doorstep. Bread delivered by horse. Ration books and shortage of toys and sweets. I remember the day when sweets didn't need ration coupons! I remember the co-op front damaged and temproary doors put on; Buying broken biscuits for a penny; Yellos sherbert in trinagle small bags. Liquorice sticks. Later we moved to Yorkshire and the Aerodrome Lindholme which had Lincoln bombers and later jets I think. The Americans came later who were good to us local kids and had out first chewing gum in cartoon wrappers. Base ball games and Open Days at the aerodrome in the 50's, and many other things.

Name: Jessica
Visited: Sat Sep 10 14:25:00 2005
E-Mail: jessicasimp@gmail.com
Home Page URL:http://fraud.50webs.com
no, Canada
Comments: Thanks for the interesting and informative site. That's definitely what I've been looking for

Name: philip griffiths
Visited: Sat Sep 10 13:26:48 2005
E-Mail: philipgriffiths880@hotmail.com
no, wales uk
Comments: I have just returned from visiting county durham whilst there i visited your establishment,it was very imformative and the guide was much appriciated as it helped in explaining the camp and its future,we were treated well and extremly politely by all your members of staff who only added to the pleasure of the visit,special thanks must go to JAYNE and her colleuge for providing a great service in the canteen while working under pressure

Name: Kenneth Perrault
Visited: Sun Aug 28 14:46:39 2005
E-Mail: ncreek9@nycap.rr.com
No, USA
Comments: This is a wonderful, interesting site and certainly has the potential to be very helpful. If anyone has any information at all on my fathers' outfit, the 92nd Signal Bn (Company B), I would be indebted to them for it. Thanks, Kenneth Perrault

Name: Philip Morris
Visited: Thu Aug 25 10:50:52 2005
E-Mail: philmorris@marlboro.uz.net
Marlboro, USA
Comments: Hello, I just wanted to say you have a very informative site which really made me think, thanks very much! Have a nice Day!!

Name: Donald
Visited: Wed Aug 24 22:53:04 2005
E-Mail: research@screamingducks.com
Home Page URL:http://www.screamingducks.com/FacesOfNorma
No, The Netherlands
Comments: What an amazing website. I came across this website whilst doing research. These stories listed here will live on forever ! Take a look at my setup for the men that are forever resting in Normandy: http://www.screamingducks.com/FacesOfNormandy.html Pictures of the men beyond the graves !!! LEST WE FORGET !!

Name: Carol Bollinger
Visited: Wed Aug 24 21:06:28 2005
E-Mail: cbollin@rwjf.org
no, New Jersey, USA
Comments: My mom was Welsh, from South Wales, and I remember her stories of her times during WWII. She was from Trewen, Caerwent, Nr. Chepstow, Mon. and also was at Pencoed Nr. Bridgend, Glam. I would love to hear from anyone who may have been in the Land Army with her. Her name was Mary Howell, born in 1924. I can remember her talking about some friends named Dillys May and Beryl ?! Anyway, would love to hear of any news of someone maybe having known my mom. Thanks, Carol

Name: Joan Harkness
Visited: Wed Aug 24 03:01:53 2005
E-Mail: dncnjo_an@rogers.com
Yes, Canada
Comments: Searching genealogy records, Rev. Arthur Bischlager, father of Harold Bischlager is my grandfather's cousin.

Name: Mike
Visited: Mon Aug 22 15:58:48 2005
Havana, Cuba
Comments: This is a very beautiful website, I have enjoyed my visit here very much. I�m very honoured to sign in your guestbook. Thanking you for the great work that you are doing here.

Name: Floyd B. Macedo
Visited: Mon Aug 22 03:15:56 2005
E-Mail: misslilyjo@aol.com
yes, USA
Comments: served in pattons third army with the 119th AAA gun Bn B Battery. sailed to england aboard the Mauritania I was a gunner "machine gun 2"

Name: Rose Merry
Visited: Sun Aug 21 22:40:29 2005
E-Mail: chrono_nett@yahoo.com
Dallas, USA
Comments: Gr8 site Thanks a lot

Name: George .A. Evans
Visited: Sat Aug 20 13:09:16 2005
E-Mail: g.a.evans@btinternet.com
Yes, England
Comments: My father George was a prisoner at Stalag v111b from 1940-1945. I have some of his memorabilia from his time in the Camp. His friend from those days was Bob Perry from Portslade.

Name: Robert Smith
Visited: Fri Aug 19 11:56:46 2005
Home Page URL:www.stannington.webitsmart.co.uk
no, England.
Comments: This a great site. We should all feel proud that these men gave their lives, so that we may live. I have been researching the men, from my area who fell in the Great War 1914-18. A tiny village, lost its youth. The result of this research can be found on my website. Keep up the good work. I shall visit this site again. Robert.

Name: Jim Napier
Visited: Thu Aug 18 22:51:31 2005
E-Mail: liz@napierfamily.freeserve.co.uk
no, Comments: For many years, in my pipe box (as in bagpipe!) i have had the record of service of WOI, RSM James Heath, 3306947. Highland Light Infantry.He died a number of years ago. I don't know which batttalion he was in. He joined on 25th September 1925 and served until 6th December 1945. A good innings!

Name: DON WILSON
Visited: Wed Aug 17 14:01:03 2005
E-Mail: weshallremember@blueyonder.co.uk
Home Page URL:weshallremember.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk
NO, UK
Comments: Hello this is an exellant site keep up the good work, from a fellow historian. pity about the people using you for free adds!!!!!!!

Name: julie webster
Visited: Wed Aug 17 13:55:47 2005
E-Mail: webbie10@tiscali.co.uk
no, england
Comments: Looking for information on my grandfather, wilfred roy manning ?? born in 1906/7 and served with the royal signals we have hardly any other info on him and are desperate for help, one other thing could andrew douglas get in touch asap please, as the photo of your father looks as though it shows my grandfather !

Name: PHILIP KIRTON
Visited: Wed Aug 17 12:21:13 2005
E-Mail: kirtonphil@aol.com
no, ENGLAND
Comments: VERY INTERESTING. MY GRANDAD WAS KILLED ON THE PANDORA.HIS NAME WAS JOHN KIRTON

Name: Waltar Kurtz
Visited: Tue Aug 16 02:27:19 2005
E-Mail: ronhovde@hotmail.com
Yes of course, Germany
Comments: HELLO Waltar Kutrz Former; Major General Gestapo Inteligence leader in all Stalag 7 and 8 camps. I speak bad english, and my gran son is helpig me with writings and so, the email adress goe to him also, but he can bring me letter when he visits me. I have many bad memoryes from the war, and i have orderd many bad thing. However my time is soon, and i will leave this planet as a evil person. However i try to make up for as mush as i can and tray to be as good as i now possibely can be. If any persons have any questions about Stalag 7 or 8, or if any person want me to try and assist in informations of any form, i will do this. I still have big parts of my inteligence documents and books left, and have over 10 000 persons registrated in my documents. If any one want me to look after any spesific name, (serial number is to prefere), will i do so gladley, and give any information i can. I know only information about some of the former prisioners of war's from Stalag 7 and 8, I did not work with any other camps. Feel free to mail my gran son, and he will bring the latter to me. There go not a singel day without me thining of what we did, and im terrebly sorry. I now want only to do good. Waltar Kutrz

Name: Peter C Guest
Visited: Mon Aug 15 16:15:39 2005
E-Mail: peteguess38@aol.com
Home Page URL:RAF VR 2202170
Yes, England, Egypt, Italy.
Comments: First at Glider & Paratroop Command near Stony Cross 116 wing Transport in the New Forest, after "D" Day went to St. Athens for Flight Engineer training, course closed, posted to 218 Gold Coast Squadron at Chedburgh No. 3 Group Bomber Ops., afterwards went to 107MU Egypt then finally to North East Italy nead Udine 1946/47.This is my story in a nut shell. Peter

Name: Ben Skeates
Visited: Mon Aug 15 06:04:15 2005
E-Mail: benske@hypermax.net.au
YES, ENGLAND
Comments: I volunteered to join the RN as a boy Tel in 1935 Did my training at HMS ST VINCENT Gosport Served on HMS Enterprise on Atlantic Patrol and at Narvik. Was accepted as a volunteer for Submarine service in May 1940 and was invalided late 1949 I served on Upright and utmost Malta 41/42 43 joined P311 and Cdr Cayley but was hospitalised with post concussion and missed her sailing on her fatal patrol Served on Stratagem but was taken ill with bi-lateral pleurasy in Trincomalee whilst alongside Maidstone Missed the Stratagem on her fatal patrol Was transferred to Stygian at Perth and served on her for eight patrols and also when she towed Lt Fraser VC's XE3 into Singapore roads and recovered her the following night. Transferred to Maidstone and Hong Kong ref my note to Colin Way Ben Skeates Ex P/JX 145516

Name: len chapura
Visited: Mon Aug 15 05:58:56 2005
E-Mail: lenchapura@webtv.net
usa,
Comments: sailed on the Queen Elizabeth december 44 landed at Gerick scotland with the 574th AAA AW Bn. c btry. It was a beautiful ship. Herb Johnson and I were radio men in the 574th. Len chapura

Name: ALBERT BIRCH
Visited: Sun Aug 14 20:11:34 2005
E-Mail: A.Birch@locall.net
Yes, England
Comments: Wonderful site. Have made contact with the niece of the Pilot of V for Victor ( 166 Squadron ) Kirmington, crashed 29th January 1944. A family friend, Bill Clarke died in the crash. Am trying to find P/O E.D.Nesbitt RCAF or relative.

Name: kevin barrow
Visited: Sun Aug 14 12:17:42 2005
E-Mail: kevbarra@hotmail.co.uk
no, england
Comments: Im trying to find out more on my uncle that died in germany, i was told he was shot down, and was a gunner in a lancaster bomber. His name is Robert Webb. this is a good web site and as i find out more i will pass on my info to you. Thanx kev

Name: Len Cervi
Visited: Sun Aug 14 00:01:44 2005
E-Mail: Kernouw@tiscali.co.uk
Yes, Comments: I was in the RAF through the war based in the far east theater with 353 Squadron. I am attempting to trace any of my former squadron mates.

Name: Jim Eley - ex. Flt. Lt. RAF.
Visited: Sat Aug 13 17:11:51 2005
E-Mail: robsack@onetel.com
Yes, UK
Comments: This is a great site. I keep on returning to it. Was with 514 Sqdn. Waterbeach, Cambs., 1944/45 and trying to trace 2 of my Lancaster crew- Sgt.Ronald W. Pugh, Flt. Eng. and Sgt. Leslie E. Austin, M.Upp.Gunner. They must be 80yrs old now. Any news would be great.

Name: Sandi
Visited: Sat Aug 13 02:40:05 2005
E-Mail: nanapapapapanana@yahoo.com
No, USA
Comments: Hello: I'am still trying to find information regarding #3 Advanced Flying Unit I believe from Winnipeg family member was killed in Oxford Aircraft England 1943. Thanks Sandi <

Name: George Burton
Visited: Fri Aug 12 17:20:28 2005
E-Mail: joyengeorge@aol.com
Home Page URL:London/Notts
evaccue/LDV/Army44-5, London England
Comments: I was an evacuee1939,back for the blitz on London,Joined LDV 1940,RASC 44/52[20coy Regents Park] now in touch with two pales 60yrs on,now coming up for 80 yrs young. Great site,Lots of good memories,Let us not forget those who gave their lives. Name: Dave Simmonds
Visited: Wed Aug 10 08:31:52 2005
E-Mail: simmondez@clara.co.uk
Dad was RAF POW, England
Comments: Dad was W.O. Norman William Simmonds, from Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire. He was a Bomb aimer/navigator Joined RAF 27/10/1941.My limited research to date shows he was shoot down 6/9/1943 and was in the following Camps : Stalag V11.A. from 16/9/1943. Dulag-Luft from 20/9/1943. Stalag Luft from 10/10/1943. Stalag 357 (Thorne)from July 1944. Stalag 357 August 1944.He married in March 1946, had three chilldren and was killed in a car accident in 1973. Any info??

Name: Alex Reece
Visited: Wed Aug 10 04:05:12 2005
E-Mail: scoutcomp@insightbb.com
US
Comments: I would like to know if anyone knows a PFC Raymond Reece who was possibly a POW here.

Name: daniel rodgers
Visited: Tue Aug 9 19:32:35 2005
E-Mail: rodg3_8@bellsouth.net
no, USA
Comments: looking for info about my grandfather or his unit Daniel G Coggeshall battery b 285th fa obsn bn departed 7-2-44 served in normandy northern france ardennes and central europe 5 bronze stars he died before i was old enough to ask about the war any info apreciated

Name: richard baumann
Visited: Tue Aug 9 00:20:45 2005
E-Mail: rbaum741@yahoo.com
no, U.S. California
Comments: My Marraige ended in divorce because my mother in law suffered through these japenese camps. The residue left from the suffering caused rage, fear, frustration, anger to males, distrust of males and other negitive emotions which cause more pain in our family. My 3 children are now old enough for them to understand the residue, hate, etc, left from the camps/war. My ex-mom-in-law just recently, 2004, started receiving restitution for that suffering. We need to have a newsletter formed to help the next generations not fall into the scars, emotions still left and transfered to them. If there is a newsletter, anyone, Let me know. Ric Baumann

Name: Bisth
Visited: Sun Aug 7 09:29:16 2005
E-Mail: Badrinath_Bisht@leasymail.com
No, Spain
Comments: Fortunatelly I didn't live WWII. I've come across this page while looking for some info (I'm interested in history), and found out what is a great page!

Name: Barbara Frances Pearson
Visited: Sat Aug 6 01:24:32 2005
E-Mail: barbara3@nb.sympatico.ca
Born in 1940, Canada
Comments: WW1 Grandfather, Henry William Pearson ww2 Father, Victor Henry William Pearson WW1 John Honeywell Oram , Great Uncle ww2 Burton John Crealock, sister's father-in-law The Legion in Norton and Sussex are very active. Neighbor, Frank Gaunce, age 92, was a tank driver with the 8th Canadian Hussars in Italy in the Second World War. He was part of a group from our area attending the 60th Anniversary of VE Day.

Name: Michael Verrengia
Visited: Thu Aug 4 02:28:28 2005
E-Mail: michaelv1249@aol.com
I was born in 1949, United States-California
Comments: My father, Guido Verrengia, was a medical corpman stationed at what is now Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio, Texas. My father-in-law, Henry Harkema, was a 2nd/LT in the 612th Tank Destroyer Battalion. His battalion went ashore on D-Day +3, and fought from there through Brest, Northern France, Huertgen Forest, Ardenne, and finally the Rhineland. He wound up in military government in Pilsen, Chechoslovakia.

Name: Jennifer Dixon
Visited: Wed Aug 3 16:21:25 2005
E-Mail: grellisdixon@yahoo.co.uk
no, England
Comments: Ref:34 flying school medicine hat - . My uncle [Andrew Grellis]was a pilot officer there, killed in a flying accident in 1943. Would like to trace others with memories of this time. Also I have inheritied the book, 'George Heriot's School Roll of Honour' Edinburgh 1951, which lists all the young men who died in ww2. Hppy to do lookups for those interested.

Name: Curt Dolderer
Visited: Wed Aug 3 12:38:48 2005
E-Mail: elcurt@shentel.net
yas, United States
Comments: Sailed in 14 North Atlantic Convoys.U.S.to England 1942-1946.Met many wonderful folks.My admiration for all thos who endured the Battle of Britain have been stored in my memory bank, and at times when I am feeling kinda' low and sorry for myself, I download some of those memories. There will always be an England! Thanks for listening

Name: Magaman
Visited: Wed Aug 3 09:44:40 2005
E-Mail: magaman@usa.net
no! but read bout it, usa
Comments: What an educating website!

Name: Raymond A. Parker
Visited: Sun Jul 31 22:13:47 2005
E-Mail: rayparker@bresnan.net
Yes, USA
Comments: I came to Tibenham with the original 445th bomb group.I was a navigator in the703rd squadron, flew 11 missions over Germany and France and was shot down on March 18, 1944. the Russians liberated us in May 45. While at Stalag Luft I I was the publlisher of our underground daily paper, "Pow Wow." Meanwehile I'm finishing a memoir of flying with the 8th AF and would appreciate hearing from anyone in the 445th.

Name: Audrey Merrill
Visited: Sun Jul 31 10:22:24 2005
E-Mail: mother_jugs2003@yahoo.com
yes, Britain
Comments: Are there any other ATS girls still out there who served in Brompton Road are of London during 1941 - 1944.

Name: Pat Kemp
Visited: Sun Jul 31 09:30:46 2005
E-Mail: finlaykemp@aol.com
Yes, England
Comments: It was very hard work and long hours in The Women's Land Army but we had lots of laughs no matter how tired we were at the end of the day.

Name: david layzell
Visited: Sat Jul 30 00:13:51 2005
E-Mail: layzellandson@aol.com
no, uk southend-on-sea essex
Comments: i found site this so interesting and at the same time so very sad thanks to all our ww2 hero,s thank you for what you all done for us

Name: Sandi McIntyre
Visited: Fri Jul 29 16:24:08 2005
E-Mail: nanapapapapanana@yahoo.com
No, USA
Comments: Hello: I'am looking for information on an Airbase in South Cerney England during ww2. A family member was stationed there. He was killed in what is believed to be a training accident. He was a pilot with the Royal Canadian Air Force. Killed July 11, 1943 in Long Newnton. Would appreciate any information.

Name: Richard "Dick" Ware
Visited: Thu Jul 28 22:13:23 2005
E-Mail: rw320@sbcglobal.net
Yes, England
Comments: 1939(7yrs old)-1942 Glouster Road, Kensington, London. Then my mother, Gran and I moved down to Guildford, Surrey - father had been killed in France around Dunkirk time. Our Anderson Shelter gave us protection and we were lucky!! God bless the UK!

Name: mary ludwig
Visited: Wed Jul 27 19:48:50 2005
E-Mail: MyHeartstrings18@aol.com
Yes, USA
Comments: Can I get any information about a plane that went down on it's return to England, and soldier on that flight? It was a B17, April 5, 1945. Soldier's name is Joseph B. Adams 20 years old. KIA Any information about that flight and crash would be greatly appreciated

Name: Albert Dik
Visited: Mon Jul 25 10:11:41 2005
E-Mail: albert.dik@hetnet.nl
no, the Netherlands
Comments: I'm trying to trace a Canadian soldier named A. CARROLL who was with the Governor General's Horse Guards from 1939-1945 in Europe and the Netherlands. Please contact me if you know something.

Name: Martin Henley
Visited: Sun Jul 24 18:11:25 2005
E-Mail: mdhen_70@yahoo.com
no, U.S.
Comments: Great website, I am a history buff of WW2, specifically the air war in Europe and being able to see the pictures of the airfields helps give a sense of how the men (and women) lived.

Name: Agnes Jones (nee Cowie)
Visited: Sun Jul 24 11:09:55 2005
E-Mail: jonahj@aol.com
Yes, UK
Comments: I am trying to find information on RAF Pilot 'Nicky' Nethercotte, or similar spelling stationed at RAF Lossiemouth circa 1942/44 and befriended by local fmily Cowie.

Name: Barbara.
Visited: Fri Jul 22 01:51:18 2005
E-Mail: barlick@earthlink.net
yes, England.
Comments: My Mother, brother and myself lived on the Isle Of Man at Peel for nine months around 1942/3 as my father was stationed there.I think that he was with the Lancashire Fusiliers.I have no idea why he was there,would there be any one left out there who remembers him,his name was Brian Rigby Altham.He was in London toward the end of the war driving officers around and he was last heard of in Middlesex.

Name: katie daugherty eggleston
Visited: Thu Jul 21 06:35:59 2005
E-Mail: kdedid33@aol.com`
looking for half brother
Comments: i am looking for my half brother who was born during WWII. Our father's name was Everett Daugherty. he was in the 101st airborne, 501st. if anyone has any information please contact me. thanks

Name: james f arsenault
Visited: Wed Jul 20 23:31:38 2005
E-Mail: pow249@aol.com
yes, usa
Comments: 3div italy capured on jan 23 1944 sent to 4b then2b sent on kommandos 1637

Name: JULIE MILLINGTON
Visited: Tue Jul 19 21:33:51 2005
E-Mail: HAPPYMILLO@AOL.COM
NO, UNITED KINGDOM
Comments: MY NAME IS JULIE MILLINGTON I AM THE GRANDDAUGHTER OF WALTER CROSS WHO SERVED IN 101 SQUADRON WEST RAYNHAM BETWEEN 1940-1945.HE IS 93 YEARS OLD ON THE 04/08/05 AND CELEBRATING HIS 60TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY ;IF ANYONE HAS MET HIM OR KNOWS HIM,WE WOULD BE PLEASED TO HEAR FROM YOU.

Name: Joe Terlisner
Visited: Tue Jul 19 03:38:19 2005
E-Mail: jat50401@yahoo.com
no, United States
Comments: My grandfather fought in WW2 on the beach of Normandy and in the Battle of the Bulge. His name was Merle Broome. I did a google search and it brought me to this site. If anyone has any information on my grandfather or on this last name of Broome, please contact me at jat50401@yahoo.com. Thank you for your time.

Name: Jacqueline Grant
Visited: Mon Jul 18 12:05:10 2005
E-Mail: jgillen@macrental.net
No, Northern Ireland
Comments: Would anyone who has any information about friends or relatives of an American Soilder Mr Alexander McClean based in Co Down Northern Ireland sometime between 1942-1944 who travelled in a ship 'The Arkansaw', please contact me, as I have some very interesting Informstion to exchange for your family tree.

Name: FREDERICK ARTHER SIMONS
Visited: Fri Jul 15 19:50:23 2005
E-Mail: fuchsiafred@aol.com
YES, ENGLAND
Comments: I was in the Royal Engineers from 1944 till 1947 + While in Suez for these years i was in the 169 Railway workshops and wonder if any sappers are around who can remember ? F.A.Simons

Name: Beverly
Visited: Fri Jul 15 02:17:52 2005
E-Mail: bebgreatgranny@tds.net
yes, U.S.A.
Comments: Very informative website. i am looking for information on Stalag XIII B where my Brother Melvin R Heath was. Was it really in Polansd?

Name: John F Foreman
Visited: Thu Jul 14 03:08:02 2005
E-Mail: jackforeman910@msn.com
Yes, United States
Comments: I grew up in Belfast, Northern Ireland, I was 10-years-old when the war ended in 1945 and remember the air raids and the U.S. Forces stationed there. I also remember the rationing and the black-out. I still look up when I hear a plane go over, to see if it is "one of ours or one of theirs". That can keep you busy as I live on one of the approaches to Maguire Air Force Base in New Jersey.

Name: Glenwyn Archer (nee Clifford)
Visited: Thu Jul 14 00:50:15 2005
E-Mail: glensel&xtra.nz
My parents did, New Zealand
Comments: My dad Hector William Clifford (Bill) was a navigator on the Lancasters based At Little Staughton. His nickname was Blackie. Our family has a photograph of 582 Squadron and dad is in it. I know he returned to see this airfield in 1993 on a last trip to the U.K. He died in 1999, never speaking about his war experiences. His brothers and sister said he returned to N.Z. after the war a very different young man to the one who had left N.Z. He married my mother in 1948 and became a teacher. A very kind and wonderful father. Thankyou for this website. It helps to fill in some of the gaps as to dads past.

Name: Gord H Ramey
Visited: Thu Jul 14 00:28:43 2005
E-Mail: sauro@muskoka.com
born 1942, Canada
Comments: My father, WO2 G.H. Ramey, pilot, RCAF, was in 57 Squadron RAF based at Scampton. He was killed on Dec.10, 1942 when his damaged LancasterW4250 crashed while attempting to land at Woodhall Spa after returning from a sortie to Turin, Italy. Would like to contact anyone who was in 57 Squadron at that time. Regards. Gord

Name: Barb Pillar
Visited: Wed Jul 13 21:33:30 2005
E-Mail: bpillar@tru.ca
no, Canada
Comments: My Father Joseph Higgs had written some information about his time in the forces and was in Squardon 432 and some pictures I will try and find them and send them Great site.

Name: beth winkley
Visited: Wed Jul 13 15:03:26 2005
E-Mail: ewinkley@hotmail.com
no, england
Comments: hi the website is great i enjoyed looking through all the old pictures. Just wondering if anyone knows anything about Flying Officer Malcolm Ravenhill he was a pilot killed in the Battle of Britain, I look after his grave in Sheffield, he was killed on 30th September 1940, he flew hurricanes with 229 squadron.If antone has any infomation or knows where i can find out more please contact me, thanks.

Name: Pamela Bygrave
Visited: Wed Jul 13 11:06:19 2005
E-Mail: Desktopgem@aol.com
No, United Kingdom
Comments: I thoroughly enjoyed the 60th Anniversary in London last week. I am the eldest daughter of John Cecil Bygrave who served for 12 years in the Royal Navy reaching Petty Officer in September 52. He served, amongst others, on Frobisher, Mauritius, Glory. If anyone has heard of him or met him I'd be pleased to hear from you.

Name: Theodore Bombastic
Visited: Wed Jul 13 08:55:44 2005
E-Mail: Horacexit@hotmail.com
Comments: My Grandfather, Ewen Butcher, fought with Monty in the Mid east. Does anybody know him? (New Zealander)

Name: Kathy Pezel DeChastain
Visited: Wed Jul 13 05:11:59 2005
E-Mail: hottuna23@yahoo.com
No, Comments: I am hoping to hear from anyone who knew my father, John Andrew Pezel From Canton, Ohio. He was 815 Bomb Squad, POW 3912 Luft 3. Most of his stories he did not tell until late in life.

Name: Alex
Visited: Mon Jul 11 18:28:39 2005
E-Mail: alextorontoca@aol.com
Toronto, Canada
Comments: I found a lot useful information on your site.

Name: John Parfoot
Visited: Sun Jul 10 09:50:33 2005
E-Mail: raf.john41@tiscali.co.uk
as a toddler! , England
Comments: I am Editor /Archivist for RAF Gosport -HMS Sioskin Association of Veterans and we do much collecting and publication of stories of all the wartime and NS services especillay relevent to our title but not specifically. I publish stories in our magazine and also produce vraious other publications. our book "A Touch Of History" is available from us. it tells the story of Gosport Airfield mainly through personal stories. at present i am compiling a book of stories from our "Tin-Fish Times" magazine. Your project is super and very worthwhile especially now that women at war are honoured with the mew memorial. I am also weriting a book about Phil Tate who was RAF , a musician and who formed the RAF Silver Wings Band and went on to become famous on radio and TV.He and his bands and orchestras and the people who enjoyed them would have been forgotten without our project so i know what hard work your project entails and will help, as soon as i can, with stories and photos etc. keep up the good work!

Name: Katy Braddick
Visited: Sat Jul 9 20:25:35 2005
E-Mail: stick-figaro@tiscali.co.uk
No, England
Comments: I'm doing a project on world war 2 in Dunkeswell at my school in Honiton and I have loved researching about these local heroes. Glad i chose to do it!! x

Name: carisoprodol
Visited: Sat Jul 9 06:07:17 2005
E-Mail: greg_b@yahoo.com
NY, USA
Comments: Many thanks for a good and interesting work!

Name: Jonathan Robson and Andrew Dale
Visited: Wed Jul 6 23:40:39 2005
E-Mail: boradman@yahoo.co.uk
No, United Kingdom
Comments: We wear wondering if their is any one who knows of a great and honourable man called Norman F Alsop or has any photos or details of him. He was in the 419 squadron and he sadly came down on a training mission on Helmsley Moore on the 16th of May 1942, Which lead to us not being able to get to know him but we have been told many things about him so if you have any things on him or photos please contact us we are his Great nephews. Thankyou for your time in reading our comment.

Name: Amanda Burrows
Visited: Wed Jul 6 14:12:14 2005
E-Mail: amandaburrows@talktalk.net
No, England
Comments: I am the daughter of P/O Len Barnes 630 Sqdn,,whose Lancaster LE-P ND530 was shot down 15th/16th March 44 returning from Stuttgart raid. He evaded capture as did the flight engineer Sgt Ken Walker.I have recently made contact with the son of Sgt Malcolm Gregg(bombaimer) and we would both like to contact Ken. I beleive he was living near Skellingthorpe,Linconshire. If any body knows his whereabouts please contact me . Many thanks.

Name: Dave Clark
Visited: Wed Jul 6 11:44:05 2005
E-Mail: dave_clark6@hotmail.com
no, England
Comments: I am researching in to the ship my grandfather Chief stoker PO Arthur L Jones served on during the Pedestal Convoy to Malta. The ship HMS Nigeria, was torpedoed and sadly my grandfather was killed. I found the page on HMS Nigeria to be very interesting and of a great help to me. Thanking you for such a detailed page.

Name: C.SCOTT
Visited: Tue Jul 5 22:31:07 2005
E-Mail: grcms1@oal.com
no, uk
Comments: I am seeking information on my father, RALPH ERNEST DAVIDSON, who was Leading Aircraftsman 995344 RAF, in 1942. I know that his home address at that time was 16 Lawley Avenue, Squires Gate. Any information would be very, very welcome, as I know nothing else about him. I forgot to mention earlier that he was known as "Tony" and was in Hampshire in 1942-6.

Name: Kathy Lee Hmyak
Visited: Tue Jul 5 04:11:06 2005
E-Mail: kawhill@aol.com
I wasn't born yet, USA
Comments: My father, George Homyak of Nesquehoning, PA, Co. B, 805th TD Bn, WWII, passed away on February 29th, 04. He participated at Anzio Beachhead, Casserine Pass, and the Battle of El Guettar, Tunisia. He used to receive information via mail from the 805th. I'd like to reconnect with the group for him if it is still in existence. Please let me know if you have information. Thank you.

Name: Andrea Meyer
Visited: Mon Jul 4 21:49:11 2005
E-Mail: ameyer0@gmx.de
No, Germany
Comments: Hi. My granddad Josef Kremer was at Overdale Camp from 1942 - 1945. Maybe someone remembers him. If so, please let me know. Thanks.

Name: Dr. Dre
Visited: Mon Jul 4 07:32:05 2005
E-Mail: dr.dre.young@gmail.com
DE
Comments: It's been many years since I last went through my letters home. I remember each in vivid detail... thanks for taking me back.

Name: Thomas Harlan Spillman
Visited: Sun Jul 3 18:36:13 2005
E-Mail: Harlanandjane@aol.com
yes, United States of America
Comments: This is the first time I have come across your webpage, and hope to see more pictures when they become available. I was a Fireman during the war. My Grandson discovered your 'site' and we are enjoying it. Thank you.

Name: C.SCOTT
Visited: Sun Jul 3 17:23:15 2005
E-Mail: grcms1@aol.com
no, Comments: I am seeking information on my father, RALPH ERNEST DAVIDSON, who was Leading Aircraftsman 995344 RAF, in 1942. I know that his home address at that time was 16 Lawley Avenue, Squires Gate. Any information would be very, very welcome, as I know nothing else about him.

Name: Stewart Stone
Visited: Sun Jul 3 10:32:08 2005
E-Mail: arch@hitchman-stone.co.uk
no, UK
Comments: My father served on HMS SIRIUS from about 1943 to demobilisation in ,I think, 1946. I found the site most informative and interesting. My father's name is Len and I think he was involved with radar.

Name: MARK DOLLARD
Visited: Sat Jul 2 16:16:47 2005
E-Mail: dollardmark@aol.com
no, ENGLAND
Comments: MY GRANDAD WAS IN THE DESSERT RATS HE WAS KNOWN BY HIS NICK NAME BOXER SULLIVAN.DONT REARLY KNOW ANYTHING MORE APART FROM HE WAS STATIONED BY THE NILE AND ONE OF HIS MATES HAD A LEG BLOWN OFF BY A LANDMINE WHILEST THEY WERE WALKING SIDE BY SIDE.HE DIED WHEN I WAS FOUR IN 1976 SO I DIDNT GET TO KNOW MUCH OF HIS LIFE, BUT FEEL A LITTLE CLOSER WHEN READING SOME OF THE ARTICLES.IT IS GOOD TO KEEP THE MEMORIES OF THESE BRAVE SOULS ALIVE.

Name: Will Thorne
Visited: Sat Jul 2 00:12:23 2005
E-Mail: willthorne5@yahoo.com
No, Comments: I'm very interested in history, and your site gives a very good presentation on WWII. I particularly like the secret places section. Keep the work, it has been good!

Name: John Pollard
Visited: Thu Jun 30 14:01:21 2005
E-Mail: jjcrpollard@hotmail.com
no, Australia
Comments: My father, Joseph William Pollard, rear gunner, Lancaster ( LE-X ) 630 Squadron, East Kirkby, Lincolnshire. Dad passed away on the 10th June 2005. His Lancaster, LE-X JB532 missing / crashed 1-2 Jan. 1944 & LE-X LM537 missing / crashed 18-19 July 1944. I trying to clarify how he survived or was he on leave or alike. After he completed his ops he returned to Australia. Would like to obtain relevant info & crew lists for 630 Squadron. Many thanks, John Pollard

Name: Dave
Visited: Thu Jun 30 11:18:54 2005
no, UK
Comments: I visit the site frequently, my only regret is that it is often tainted by the ignorance of a minority of people who seem to delight in ruining other peoples interest by posting rubbish on both the message board and guestbook.

Name: Kris Murphy
Visited: Thu Jun 30 05:40:35 2005
E-Mail: kmurphyal@aol.com
No, USA
Comments: My Uncle, FltSgt Kenneth Aronson, served with the 419th RCAF and was killed in action on July 30, 1942. Shot down over Belgium. I would be interested in any information anyone may have or could steer me to about the Sqdn at that time and of course anyone who served at that time and is still with us. Honor to those who served, both who survived and to those who did not. Kris Murphy, USA June 2005

Name: Earl Yearout
Visited: Thu Jun 30 00:59:04 2005
E-Mail: volunteer1955@uyahoo.com
Yes, USA
Comments: Served in the 88th Div in Italy

Name: Maurice Higginbotham
Visited: Thu Jun 30 00:00:38 2005
E-Mail: johnnyrebel1952@dctexas.net
Home Page URL:www.geocities.com/higginbothamhistoryindex
yes, U.S.A.
Comments: I am the youngest and only surviving brother of Merrion Higginbotham who served with this group. Merrion passed away on Feb 11, 1987.

Name: John Easby
Visited: Wed Jun 29 15:45:38 2005
E-Mail: johne@adverset.co.uk
Home Page URL:www.adverset.co.uk
No, United Kingdom
Comments: Looking for information about my uncle, Pilot Officer Norman Easby who was killed with all 7 crew returning from a bombing mission in Germany on 28 June 1944 in a Lancaster (I think from Metheringham). The crew are buried in France. R.I.P. Uncle Norman and the rest of the crew.

Name: aaisha
Visited: Tue Jun 28 19:05:09 2005
Home Page URL:man u
no, england
Comments: it is one of the best websites thst i know and will ever know

Name: alan price
Visited: Mon Jun 27 12:31:30 2005
E-Mail: dinkydora@eurobell.co
no, england
Comments: my granddad euegene price was pow in stalag xv111a he was in the southern borderers his pow number 8003 all i know is that he spent 9 yrs in india and was later a jap pow and eventually came home in ithink 1948 keep up excellent site

Name: PAUL / CARDIFF
Visited: Mon Jun 27 12:04:16 2005
E-Mail: g.cotter1@ntlworld.com
no, Comments: Can't get through to 578 Sqd, Bomber Commmand Hist. Please can you help. I am trying to get any details available on my late uncle Sergeant (W.Op.[air]) Morgan, Leonard Robert. Service No. 1414772 D.O.D. 24/03/1944. R.A.F VR Many thanks Paul Cotter

Name: Adolph L. Visconti III
Visited: Sun Jun 26 23:53:07 2005
E-Mail: alvesq@aol.com
No, USA
Comments: My father, MSG Adolph L. (Vinny) Visconti served with the 306th BG, 367th BS in Thurleigh from 1942 to 1945. He was the crew chief of B-17 named "Skipper" which flew over 100 missions without and abort. USAF Brig. General (Retired) Barnry Rawlings completed his tour on Skipper. My Dad's best friends were Buck Gaines, John R. Calb and Keith Jackson, all MSGTs. They are deceased now, God rest their souls, but Barney Rawlings and my Dad are doing fine.

Name: Jaysen Sorrell
Visited: Sat Jun 25 14:18:16 2005
E-Mail: morbidnative@msn.com
Home Page URL:no
Comments: I am looking for information about Arthur William Sorrell and the 447 AAA AW, especialy around early September 1945. Jaysen Sorrell

Name: alan j peck
Visited: Sat Jun 25 08:43:29 2005
E-Mail: sharron_alan_68@hotmail.com
no, nottingham england
Comments: excellent! my neighbour is ERIC COPE,who flew in Halifax's out of Snaith during ww11,he was wire/op/nav, as eric is not puter freindly, any info via myself would be appreciated

Name: Harold (Mick) Stone
Visited: Sat Jun 25 01:18:48 2005
E-Mail: hmstone@qldnet.com.au
Sure did, England
Comments: I looked this site up to see if there was any reference to Mabs Hoggard (nee Fuller).One of Mab's grandsons is calling on us with his "lady" this afternoon and I wondered if he knew anything about her wartime memories. I have printed her account for him. I will e'mail Mabs in New Zealand to find out if she knows of your site. Her address is - petmab@ihug.co.nz if you would like to contact her.

Name: Helen Mackinnon
Visited: Thu Jun 23 16:05:10 2005
E-Mail: helenpink87@hotmail.com
nope, England
Comments: Hellooooo, there to all i am studying ww1 history in gcse course. IT is very interesting but i don't think there is enough said about evacuees. We only do about evacuees during are c/w. We don't actually study about it. Basicaly i just wanted to say thanx to everyone who played their part in both ww1 and ww2 you are all extreemly amazing people you should be proud of what you all did. THANX :P

Name: William S. Adams
Visited: Thu Jun 23 03:14:39 2005
E-Mail: basprint@earthlink.net
Yes, USA
Comments: You have an excellent website. I was pleased to make a donation for its upkeep. I'm a nostalgia buff, and it was fascinating to read the reminiscences of people who were my age during the war.

Name: Victoria Marie Wilson
Visited: Wed Jun 22 22:01:30 2005
E-Mail: victoriamariewilson@yahoo.com
no, england
Comments: all the people hoe lived in WW2 are very brave my grandad was in but he never died.But all the people are breve for going there to try help the people

Name: Jacquie Lowes
Visited: Wed Jun 22 21:38:42 2005
E-Mail: wrlowes@hotmail.com
No, UK
Comments: Daughter of Ernest John Hartley. (Jack) Worcester Regiment. - Shrewsbury. POW 19227 -Stalag XXb. April 1940 - April 1945.

Name: Juan
Visited: Wed Jun 22 05:57:56 2005
E-Mail: aerodjjc@yahoo.com
no, USA
Comments: Hi, my friend Pete (Lason W Padgett) was in World War II. He passed away Dec '04 and I decided to keep a lot of his WWII stuff, one of which was a photo of his group, Devil Dogs, labeled as "838th Anti Aircraft Artillery Automatic Weapond Battalion." Maybe someone might know him? He has a lot of pictures of Nice, France.

Name: diana may
Visited: Wed Jun 22 02:11:05 2005
E-Mail: listening48@hotmail.com
no, united states
Comments: daughter of Staff Srgt. Robert May, 54th Field Artillery

Name: Judith
Visited: Tue Jun 21 23:11:18 2005
E-Mail: judithk@mac.com
Yes, England
Comments: My first memory is of September 1939. I have just 'discovered' this superb site, and will return, what a remarkable service you are performing in so many ways. Thank you.

Name: Herb Beeler
Visited: Tue Jun 21 03:43:23 2005
E-Mail: HDBofLENOX@AOL.cocm
Home Page URL:Holyoke, Massachusetts
Was 15 yrs in 1945, USA
Comments: Thank you for this web site. It's very informative and interesting. My father-in-law was Pvt James D. Brown, 9th Army, 29th Div., 175th Inf. Became a POW in Nov 1944. Was sent to Stalag IIA. Fled in Apr 1945. Never talked about it so we do not know very much about his experience. He died in 1965. Have learned a lot from this websiste. Again thank you.

Name: PCWorkspace
Visited: Mon Jun 20 10:56:18 2005
E-Mail: postmaster@georgekeen.info
Home Page URL:http://georgekeen.info
No, UK
Comments: Looking for data relating to George Frederick Keen, George Henry Leach, Members of the AFS and Home Guard who attended a bombed munnitions train in Tongham, Surrey circa 22 August 1940. Please refer to www.georgekeen.info Many thanks...

Name: Leadin Seaman, William Humphreys
Visited: Sun Jun 19 14:55:59 2005
E-Mail: juiceperry@yahoo.co.uk
Yes, Comments: Served aboard HMS Ramillies 1941-45

Name: Hilary Hawkins
Visited: Sun Jun 19 12:29:28 2005
E-Mail: gallant.girl9@ntlworld.com
No., England.
Comments: Hi There, New to the website and I must echo what others have wrote, great website.. Can someone help me please?. My Mum was in the ATS her name was Dorothy Coulthard and I know that one of the camps she was stationed at was , Catterick Army camp in Yorshire,later she met this cheeky Canadian Soldier when she was stationed at another camp...but where...thats my dilemma? I want to try and find the place where Mum and Dad were stationed?, his name was Arthur Gallant, I know they may not have been at the same camp, but knowing the vicinity would help, do any of you out there perhaps had known my Mum..or Dad? and may be able to help with this enquirey... Many thanks if you can, Hilary.

Name: Dr John Ernle Warwick Lambert-Smith
Visited: Sun Jun 19 03:28:25 2005
E-Mail: jewls@dcnet.net.net
yes, Australia
Comments: I am currently writing up "Schooling During WWII"

Name: troy burgess
Visited: Sat Jun 18 18:21:35 2005
E-Mail: virgil_93638@yahoo.com
Comments: this is for anyone who new my dad that was on board the uss bosie during the war. he is still living and lives in clovis,ca his phone no.is 559-2996303 and would like to talk about the ship and friends he new thank you virgil burgess

Name: eddie kuo
Visited: Fri Jun 17 11:17:55 2005
E-Mail: edlimkuoyahoo.com
no, philippines
Comments: Im in my early fifties & i shared with grim sorrows whenever im with elders who recounted horror stories about japanese atrocities in the Pacific. My country suffered a lot too.

Name: William Thomas Denzil Christopher
Visited: Thu Jun 16 11:47:13 2005
E-Mail: jchristopher@durbin.co.uk
Yes, Comments: POW April 1941 to May 1945. Stalag 18A.Now aged 84 living in South Wales.

Name: Dawe
Visited: Wed Jun 15 18:45:52 2005
Home Page URL:http://www.ww2-memorials.wz.cz
no, Comments: Great page with many informations, keep writing ,-) __________ http://www.ww2-memorials.wz.cz

Name: Romuald E. Lipinski
Visited: Wed Jun 15 14:57:19 2005
E-Mail: rlipinsk@gmu.edu
Yes, Poland, Soviet Union, Persia, Italy
Comments: I was deported to Siberia from Poland in 1941, with my parents at the age of 15. When we obtained "amnesty" and evacuated to Persia (Iran) I joined Polish Army in Middle East, 2-nd Polish Corps, and we went to Italy. I was in the Italian Campaign, fought at Monte Cassino (the first patrol that went to the monastery was from my regiment -12 Podolski Lancers Regiment) and on the Adriatic Coast (Ancona etc.). I am surprised that Poland is not included in the "Allied Forces". Why Poland is excluded? We were the Allied Forces, Poland had large army during the war, and we contributed to the victory over the Germans. I remember, we were excluded from the Victory Parade in 1945. Is this repeated now? I would be willing to contribute to the memories but under the condition that there will be an entry of Poland in the "Allied Forces" . I will make my contribution upon your response that this matter will be corrected.

Name: William G Irving
Visited: Wed Jun 15 02:55:01 2005
E-Mail: wgirving@shaw.ca
Yes, Canada
Comments: My Brother F/S Frederic Cleveland Irving was stationed at 153 Sqdn RAF Stn Scampton. Was last heard of on 16 Jan 1945, Left on a ops to Bomb an oil plant at SEITZ and was reported lost without a trace.All crew members presumed Dead.I still keep on looking for information on this Air Base and other Ops.Best wishes to all .

Name: ella cotterill
Visited: Mon Jun 13 18:22:48 2005
E-Mail: paul@smallplanet.tv
Home Page URL:google
no, herfordshire
Comments: i think all the solider in the war did a good job of pertecing our county

Name: Pat smith
Visited: Mon Jun 13 13:41:05 2005
E-Mail: soccerpat6@aol.com
Yes, England
Comments: I was born in England, and served in the Royal Marines from 1041, until 1951 i have lived in the U.S.a. since 1953.Enjoy your web site thanks

Name: Barbera Windsor
Visited: Sat Jun 11 16:45:46 2005
Yes, Wales
Comments: I was very impressed with this site and t really helped me to talk to my great-grandchildren about my husband and i in the war. He was killed during bombing and i lost my arm. i was touched by the memories.

Name: Brian
Visited: Sat Jun 11 03:05:11 2005
E-Mail: kanmaster@adelphia.net
Home Page URL:http://www.eckhoffsautobody.com
No, USA
Comments: Great Site!

Name: Nick Mawer
Visited: Fri Jun 10 22:49:16 2005
E-Mail: nickmawer@yahoo.co.uk
No, England
Comments: My father served as a lieutenant then captain with the Royal Army Service Corps during WW2 from 1940/1 through to 1946. His name was Jesse Frederick Mawer. He died in 1977....before I could spend time with him discussing his experiences. I have a collection of photographs of him in the Middle East in 1942/3 in Baghdad (279 GT COY RASC), Damascus, Cairo, Jerusalem and then in Holland and Germany in 1944/45. If any of his old comrades are still going strong or someone has put together a regimental history of that period I would much appreciate hearing from them. Nick Mawer

Name: HARLEY L. SWIGER
Visited: Fri Jun 10 17:24:43 2005
E-Mail: RMPSWIGER@VOYAGER.NET
YES, UNITED STATES
Comments: SERVED WITH 802 TANK DESTROYER DIVISION LIVE IN SALEM OHIO 44460 BORN 3/6/1921

Name: susan caselli
Visited: Wed Jun 8 18:43:14 2005
E-Mail: su.caselli@tiscali.co.uk
no, england
Comments: I am trying to trace anyone who was in or knows anything about 665 artisan works company,royal engineers. My father Richard Hartley Burton (Dick) no. 1910295 Works Sergeant was in this company ww2

Name: Katrin
Visited: Wed Jun 8 16:38:34 2005
E-Mail: Slaoulaou@hotmail.com
Berlin, Germany
Comments: Hi! you have wealth of information on your site and a nice design, really good work !

Name: Liz Rss
Visited: Tue Jun 7 20:43:57 2005
E-Mail: lizross611@aol.com
UK
Comments: My uncle, Gordon Highlander Henry Simpson from Maud was a prisoner of war at Lamsdorf 344. He was part of a group called the Lamsdorf Loons.

Name: Hannah
Visited: Tue Jun 7 19:11:39 2005
no, England
Comments: good website what did the Evacuees do?Thank you

Name: kevin harding
Visited: Tue Jun 7 18:45:57 2005
no, england
Comments: i am the grandson of a mr. cyril frederick 7650695 harding who served with the royal army ordnance corps during the second world war,along with a friend of the family mr. aldrik flockett. does anyone remember them ?

Name: Kevin
Visited: Tue Jun 7 15:30:58 2005
E-Mail: not_out@hotmail.com
Home Page URL:http://www.hankan.org
no, USA
Comments: Very nice site!

Name: sue robinson
Visited: Mon Jun 6 00:43:38 2005
E-Mail: pagodahill@hotmail.com
Home Page URL:www.chindit.org.uk
no, england
Comments: Fabulous web site, extremely sensitive and a great tribute to all the heroes of all conflicts. Lest we Forget

Name: Alexander Golden
Visited: Sun Jun 5 14:13:26 2005
E-Mail: alec.golden@ntlworld.com
United Kingdom
Comments: Excellent site must send you some of my dad's pictures of ww2, trying to find out more on my dad's old regiments but it's hard as he was shifted round a few times

Name: Lena Tronson
Visited: Sun Jun 5 02:43:38 2005
E-Mail: dltronson@juno.com
No, US
Comments: I found this site why I was looking for the unit that my dad was in. He was in WW2. I hope that I can get the info that I am looking for on this site.

Name: HELLA VON SOEST, OLSON
Visited: Sat Jun 4 19:55:13 2005
E-Mail: GLOLSON@CHARTER.NET
AS A CHILD , GERMANY
Comments: I WAS BORN IN 1942 AND I REMEMBER BEING HELD BY A BRITISH SOLDIER IN CELLE BY HANOVER DURING A SMALL ATTACK BY ONE GERMAN DESPERADO AFTER CELLE WAS ALREADY LEBERATED. THEN WE LIVED THE NEAR THE ALLER BRUECKE WHICH WAS KAPUTT, MY DAD KARL VON SOEST WAS A POW IN ITALY HIS GROUP SURRENDERED TO THE BRITISH NEAR BELLUNO IT, HE WAS IN A CAMP BY BELLARIA, RIMINI. WE ARE STILL GRATEFUL HE WAS NOT BY THE RUSSIANS LIKE UNCLE JOHANN STURM WHO DID NOT COME BACK HOME, WE DON'T EVEN KNOW WHERE HE WAS BURRIED HIS WIFE LENA KEPT HIS PICTURE ON HER NIGHTSTAND ALL HER LIFE. ME AND MY FAMILY ARE FOREVER GRATEFUL TO THE ALLIED FORCES FOR LIBERATING US FROM THE KILLER REGIME OF HITLER. GOD BLESS, MRS. GLEN OLSON PS: MY BIG SISTERS ANKA AND IRMTRAUT REMEMBER THE YOUNG SOLDIESR THAT WHERE NOT ALLOWED TO FALL IN LOVE WITH THEM, THEY WHERE JUST TEANAGERS AT THE TIME, NOW THEY ARE 75.

Name: Keith Boxall
Visited: Thu Jun 2 22:08:41 2005
E-Mail: boxall.keith@virgin.net
No, West Sussex, England
Comments: Fao: Gary Hambly Gary I have aphotograph of the crew from 9 Sqdn as lost in Sept. 1944 with names on the back. These match with the cwgc listing for the Holten General Cemetry. The link is I am living in the house where M E Hayward Sgt.W.Op/Air Gnr.grew up and his sister still lives nearby. Any new info will be welcomed. Regards Keith Boxall

Name: Ruber
Visited: Thu Jun 2 21:20:12 2005
E-Mail: directory@zoworld.com
Home Page URL:http://chemical.nightmail.ru
Bo, De
Comments: Hi! Nice site, i find interesting information here, thank\'s. Good day!!!

Name: Sandra Martin (nee Kreger)
Visited: Wed Jun 1 22:00:21 2005
E-Mail: caravanlady@dsl.pipex.com
no, United Kingdom
Comments: I was born in August 1944, my father Lionel Kreger was in the RAF and served on many different bases. He was sent to India in 1945 when I was 5 months old and returned when I was two and a half years old. He died 10th June 2004 aged 82 and I am trying to see if I can fill in the gaps in his military career. Your web site is very interesting, I wish I had found it before. Thank you.

Name: John W.
Visited: Wed Jun 1 20:46:51 2005
E-Mail: lsdiradd@hotmail.com
Home Page URL:http://www.LoneSentry.com/
No, U.S.A.
Comments: Great site - interesting photos and stories. Keep up the good work.

Name: Eugene Bendler
Visited: Wed Jun 1 16:44:19 2005
E-Mail: EBendler@gmail.com
no, USA
Comments: Great site! Thanks!

Name: Andrew Joseph Cook
Visited: Wed Jun 1 00:35:46 2005
United States of America
Comments: This is to all of the fellow Americans that think World War 2 is just a memory, it isn't. It is one of the many times in history where we should not simply remember the time, but learn from it and I believe that this site is one of few that has helpped many others learn from the past.

Name: Michael J. Sparacio
Visited: Tue May 31 18:19:42 2005
E-Mail: mjsparacio@yahoo.com
no, United States of America
Comments: My grandfather was in the 168th Infantry (34th Infantry Div.) of the US Army and was captured in Tunisia (1943). He was a POW for approx. 2years in Germany (STALAG 3B). I'm trying to learn more about his experiences as a POW. Thank you for this wonderful website. God Bless!

Name: John Cooper
Visited: Mon May 30 16:10:30 2005
E-Mail: john@cooper286.fsnet.co.uk
Home Page URL:http://splashdown2.tripod.com/handleypageh
Yes, England
Comments: Fantastic website, thanks for sharing, on June 5th 1944 my father then Sergeant Joe Cooper was stationed at RAF Tarrant Rushden in Dorset, he recalled seeing the dozens of Halifaxes and Horsa Gliders taking off that night for the invasion on June 6th of Normandy

Name: John Neilson
Visited: Mon May 30 14:51:19 2005
E-Mail: ESQUIREDAD@WORLDNET.ATT.NET
YES, ENGLAND
Comments: I was born in Brighton, April 17, 1931, and lived at 14 Livingstone Rd, Hove, Sussex. I lived in Hove and later Brighton, 20 Tivoli Crescent, through the war. I attended Stamford Road school, failed the 11 Plus, went to work on Sussex farms at age 14. Joined The Royal Signals in 1949. Served as a mechanic, later transferring to the REME. Served four years in Germany, Hilden, Wuppertal, Hannover, discharged in 1954. I joined H.M. Prison service. Emmigrated to the United States in 1968. Returned to school. Earned a Masters degree. Later opened a business. Retired to live in Washington state in 1998.

Name: christine daggett
Visited: Fri May 27 22:11:00 2005
E-Mail: chrissiebaz@tiscali.co.uk
no, england
Comments: my father Norman Daggett joined the RAF from his home town of Chilton Co Durham. He was Stationed in Dyce initially as an air gunner but was transfered to the Military Police, subsequently stationed in Gravesend and India. It was in Dyce that he met his wife Nan Tocher, Nan died at the age of 62 Norman still lives but at the age of 82 his memory is not all it should be. If anyone has any memories to add our family would be very grateful

Name: lauren stewart
Visited: Wed May 25 16:40:17 2005
Edinburgh,

Name: Denise Lord
Visited: Wed May 25 13:15:55 2005
E-Mail: deniselord2005@yahoo.com.au
No My Father did, UK and Canada
Comments: I found your website and find it very informative, though I still have a lot to look at yet. I am trying to find information about my Father, Douglas Dieppe (Diepa) Williams who served with the RNVR during WW2. He was in the Fleet Air Arm in the Vancouver area. That is all I know. Am I on the correct website and can you help? Tks

Name: michael whitcombe
Visited: Wed May 25 10:59:18 2005
no im only 15, britain
Comments: very good website all the information was very useful my great granda charlie fought in the 1st wwar and was part of the home gaurd in ww2 i have his medals and would love to of seenhim every other story on here is very interesting brilliant website

Name: michael whitcombe
Visited: Wed May 25 10:51:59 2005
no imonly 15, britain
Comments: very good website allthe information was very useful

Name: James R. Regan, Jr.
Visited: Wed May 25 00:48:45 2005
E-Mail: james.regan
Home Page URL:www.jamesrregan.com
NO, USA
Comments: My father was James R. Regan, Sr. and was in the camp from August 17, 1943 (or there abouts) to the end of the War. He died March,1986. He was a Lt. during the War and piloted a B-17 that was a part of the Regensburg mission. He shot down during that mission. I would be interested in talking with anyone who knew of him during this time. Long live his memory.

Name: Keith Hall
Visited: Mon May 23 15:11:09 2005
E-Mail: keith.hall@kolumbus.fi
No, England
Comments: My father Sapper Walter Hall (born December 8th 1918)Army No: 1901922 Royal Engineers survived the Lancastria disaster. He attended most of the Lancastria Survivors reunions. He died in June 2001 at the age of 83. I feel that a proper fitting memorial to this terrible tragedy should be errected and paid for by the British government as well as a proper acknowledgement of the events that took place. What is contained in those documents that are to remain secret until 2040? We can only guess. We should press for an earlier release date. Yours sincerely Keith Hall Now living in Helsinki Finland

Name: Ollie Hurved
Visited: Mon May 23 12:03:05 2005
E-Mail: oliverhurved@msn.com
No, United Kingdom
Comments: My name is Oliver Hurved, I am currently in Year 9,I am 13 years old (14 on May 25th=D ) and I would be extremely grateful if anyone could e-mail me with any information regarding "Evacuation" as I am Composing "A Home Front Project" Thankyou very much. I have found this website helpful for some areas of my project, Thankyou very much for your help.

Name: John Butcher
Visited: Fri May 20 18:55:40 2005
E-Mail: johbutc@aol.com
no, United kingdom
Comments: A very good and informative web site. I was trying to find information about my father,Tom Butcher, his regiment, The Welch, his capture in Crete, his time in Stallag's 7A and 8B, and the infamous death or 1000 mile march from Poland. My Father hardly said a thing about his time as a P.O.W. Looking at this site it is apparent that there are a lot of children and grand children that are trying to find out what exactly these men had to endure during these events. I hope this site will lay many ghosts to rest. Thankyou and please keep it up.

Name: megs
Visited: Fri May 20 12:49:48 2005
E-Mail: megolas_greenleaf@yahoo.co,
uk
Comments: hi, great site. i've been looking for some information on my grandma, PHYLLIS ETHEL HENNESSEY/JONES. i know she served at Hibaldstow in july 1943. other than that i have very little information. i have a photo of her sat on a spitfire (i think) with two ladies either side of her and four men standing on the floor below them. does this sound familliar to anyone? x.

Name: George V Monk
Visited: Fri May 20 10:56:12 2005
E-Mail: George.Vmonk@btinternet.com
Yes in M. N. , Comments: On scanning the P O W sites I cannot trace the camps in Vichy/French Africa being listed. Why not?. There were many hundreds of Merchant Seamen held in these camps, the worst being Timbuctou.

Name: george potten
Visited: Thu May 19 20:00:03 2005
E-Mail: theoldies@anneandgeorge.plus.com
london, england
Comments: i read r,t hardings story and it brings back so much oposite croydon air field was purly way open air baths we would go to them from old coulsdon were our family were evacuated to over the other side of the vally was kenley air fied they made reach for the sky there after the war at the bottom of our road leading up to kenley the germans droped a cargo of bombs at one poit aimed at kenley but missing by about half a mile. also one day a pasenger jet crash landed us kids were up and all over that jet when every one had left it. mind you we would watch out for the red caps. great times in the country and we never went back to london i went to keston school then on to woodcoat in purley all my family moved down in the end my uncle opened two fish shops one in caterham and one in whitleaf

Name: Petro
Visited: Thu May 19 11:57:14 2005
E-Mail: stil@freenet.de
Berlin, De
Comments: wonderful site!!!

Name: Alan & Audrey Walker
Visited: Thu May 19 07:26:38 2005
E-Mail: Audandal@onetel.net
Yes, England
Comments: Audrey's cousin, Stanley Dickenson, serving with the Argylle & Sutherland Highlanders (Princess Louise), killed in France, August 1944

Name: Peter
Visited: Wed May 18 21:55:56 2005
E-Mail: vladimir@hotmail.com
Nj, United States
Comments: good site with interesting content

Name: Walter
Visited: Wed May 18 11:49:34 2005
E-Mail: walterolmedo@gmail.com
Swed, Argentina
Comments: Hi! Very interesting and informative. I really enjoyed visiting. Good Luck. Walter

Name: david
Visited: Wed May 18 04:06:18 2005
E-Mail: sky26flier@yahoo.com
yes, usa
Comments: love what your doing with this site very noble

Name: frederick hall
Visited: Tue May 17 19:50:19 2005
E-Mail: fredo@bushinternet.com
no, england
Comments: i enjoyed your website.it is very interesting.i am trying to find out where raf newhall was in the second world war and what type of aircraft flew from there.

Name: Denn
Visited: Tue May 17 19:16:28 2005
E-Mail: denn_jr@hotmail.com
Paris, Fr.
Comments: Liked your site, really informative website! Thank\'s very much!

Name: Colin Williams
Visited: Tue May 17 16:14:51 2005
E-Mail: colin@cheswelleng.co.uk
No, Comments: I have just found this brilliant website after reading my Dad`s diary he kept as a POW in Stalag X1B, from Sept 1944 to Liberation.I am in the process of typing out a transcript and hope to publish it on this site asap.He was,Trooper Stanley Williams of the Royal Horse Guards and was captured on reconassance in his Scout Car near Brussels in Sept 1944. Keep up the good work.

Name: CPL Joe Winterbottom Dec
Visited: Tue May 17 08:57:01 2005
E-Mail: johnnr@optusnet.com.au
England Oldham Lancashire-Australia
Comments: Cpl Joe Winterbottom was witht he 11th Hussars wounded captured taken to Italy then Mullenberg. Stalag 4b was his home for 4 years We have many photos and a diary as well as his pow tag . PH 613 98 743 690 Australia .He was a fine man among men .

Name: Jon Fear
Visited: Tue May 17 02:25:33 2005
E-Mail: fearoliver@sympatico.ca
no, Canada
Comments: My dad, Ben, served in Italy with the Royal Army Medical Corps and the Hastings & Prince Edward Regiment. He now lives in Guelph and would like to hear from anyone who knew him during the war. He is as fearbeno@sympatico.ca

Name: Barbara
Visited: Mon May 16 22:14:44 2005
E-Mail: barbara_depril@hotmail.com
Bonn, Belgium
Comments: bookmarked your site, i like it ;) thanks

Name: Mishel
Visited: Sat May 14 15:03:47 2005
E-Mail: webmaster@sort.com
Pent, US
Comments: Your site is very interesting and useful. Thank you for the information.

Name: Diana
Visited: Fri May 13 20:42:56 2005
E-Mail: webmaster@cumshot-vids.com
Serta, Mexico
Comments: Your site is very interesting and useful. Thank you. Have a nice day!!!

Name: bill paterson
Visited: Fri May 13 15:06:48 2005
E-Mail: bill@paterson.net
no, uk
Comments: thanks for the memories of raf strubby.1956

Name: Stephen P. Douglass
Visited: Fri May 13 12:44:18 2005
E-Mail: spdouglass@wctel.net
No, Baby-boomer, USA
Comments: Found this site doing research on my father, PFC Bill Douglass, 330th Infantry Regiment, A Company... deceased 1982. He never spoke about the war. I found his discharge papers yesterday and learned his unit. Also learned he was wounded 18 Aug 45 in France. It appears the 330th was located in N. Yorkshire prior to D-Day. I wish I had known this, as my wife and I lived just outside Harrogate (working in Leeds with ASDA/IBM)1996-1999. I would greatly appreciate any information on my Dad. I have very little to remember him by. Thank you.

Name: sgt Donald Frederick Saunders
Visited: Thu May 12 11:55:28 2005
yes, France, Belgium, Gremany
Comments: 6th airborne battallion Oxford and Bucks Light infantry glideed into Rainville June 1944

Name: Chris Houlton
Visited: Thu May 12 09:53:20 2005
E-Mail: houltonuk@msn.com
NO, England
Comments: I think that we should give great thanks to all the brave men who fought for our country in WW2 Chris

Name: Don Betke
Visited: Thu May 12 02:51:42 2005
E-Mail: strtswpr11@comcast.net
No, USA
Comments: I found this site while doing research on my dad's unit , the 759th Tank Battalion ( light) if you have any info on this unit email me Id like to contact someone else interested in it thanks

Name: Walter
Visited: Wed May 11 15:58:27 2005
E-Mail: walterolmedo@hotmail.com
Paul, United States
Comments: wonderful site!!!

Name: Alisa
Visited: Wed May 11 14:19:43 2005
E-Mail: webmaster@vidshunter.com
P, United States
Comments: A very informative Site. Good Content and a real good Design. It is pleasure to be on your Site!

Name: Jasmine
Visited: Wed May 11 13:48:48 2005
England
Comments: Hello I'm jasmine I think it was very brave for people fighting for their country in the second world war.We are working on the second world war as a histoy topic in school for a couple of months.This web site is very interesting.

Name: Scott
Visited: Wed May 11 13:46:48 2005
E-Mail: scotti@dsl.pipex.com
No, United Kingdom
Comments: I think this site is a very educational and interesting site.I think this site is a very good site because in years to come we will know about who lived and fought in the war,when they are dead

Name: Dianne Nowlan
Visited: Wed May 11 01:45:12 2005
E-Mail: diannenowlan@hotmail.com
No, Canada
Comments: Wonderful site! My father Cpl.Georges Rollin, Fusiliers Mont-Royal, of Montreal, Quebec served in U.K. and France 1942-1945. He was a POW, Stalag 357 from Aug.44-May 45.He died in Oct.26,1992.Would like to hear from anyone who was with my dad in Stalag 357...Dianne

Name: James Glennie
Visited: Tue May 10 20:40:51 2005
E-Mail: james@glennie5120.fsnet.co.uk
Home Page URL:Stalag 4b
yes, Scotland
Comments: Am writing this information on behalf of my dad who was a prisoner for 6 months in Stalug 4b. We did not realise that all this information was on a web site until the VE day celebrations made us do some research on the web sites. My dad was in the Gordon Highlanders and landed on D-Day, was wounded and captured and eventually ended up in Stalag 4b. His memory of the camp seems to be one of being hungry all the time. He was a regular at the reunions held in Edinburgh until old age caught up with everyone.

Name: Louise McCauley nee Frost
Visited: Tue May 10 17:48:03 2005
E-Mail: loumac88@hotmail.com
yes, united Kingdom
Comments: I was a young evacuee. At the outbreak of war we lived in Ilford, Essex. I was evacuated to North Curry in Somerset. I was billeted on the family of the local cobbler. They had a daughter the same age as I was , 6 yrs old. Her name was Brenda.

Name: Geoffrey W. Green
Visited: Tue May 10 17:25:09 2005
E-Mail: ggreen333@ntlworld.com
Yes, U.K.
Comments: Born 1939, in Ashford, Kent. My father away in the REME in N.Africa,Sicily,and Italy. My mother was left as I recall collecting National Savings, and boarding various service personnel, names I recall - Norman, Barbara. The local storage of the transport to carry personnel to the depots, sites, airfields etc was just down the road, a corrugated shelter for a garage. I recall a spitfire chasing a doodlebug, seen from the back door. And on a seperate occasion a solitary brick landing in the front garden. My shelter was an indoor type, five doors down was a garden dug `Anderson`. Elsewhere in the road lives a Kath Stevenson who saw service in the Dover Castle area. I still wonder if the Norman and Barbara are still alive or does anyone have memories of there service during 1939-1945. G

Name: phil Vogler
Visited: Tue May 10 16:52:59 2005
E-Mail: phil@berwickbruins.com
No, Canada
Comments: I just wanted to thank the owner(s) of this site!!

Name: Lucy nee Griffiths
Visited: Tue May 10 15:17:14 2005
E-Mail: griff26@Seaforth.f2s,com
yes, England and Scotland
Comments: I was born in Liverpool in 1926,joined the A.T.S. on 20/10/1944,trained at Pontefract Barracks for 6 weeks,posted to London and trained as a Records Office Clerk until 15/9/46, posted to Craigiehall,nr Edinburgh,was Camp Commandants clerk until demob in July/48.

Name: Walter
Visited: Mon May 9 20:11:57 2005
E-Mail: walterolmedo@hotmail.com
Brasil
Comments: Hi! Very interesting and informative. I really enjoyed visiting. Good Luck. Walter

Name: shiela hatton (nee Lowrey)
Visited: Mon May 9 10:43:33 2005
E-Mail: tankyharrison37@ntlworld.com
yes, u.k
Comments: I,m trying to find any one who knew my father.P/officer.ralf william Lowrey.408. sqd.1939-44.I know he was shot down.over Berlin on 8/6/44.I was 2years old.at the time of is death and know nothing about him.i have tried every thing to find information about him to no effect.dose any one know of him or knew him.would you please E-mail if you do.shiela hatton

Name: John Cooper
Visited: Sat May 7 22:31:40 2005
E-Mail: john@cooper286.fsnet.co.uk
Home Page URL:http://splashdown2.tripod.com/handleypageh
Yes, England
Comments: I was born in July 1939, just 7 weeks before the outbreak of war on Sept 3rd. My lasting recollection of WW2 was whilst living in Rutland convoy after convoy of U.S. GI's passed through the village of Empingham in preparation for D-Day. My father was at RAF Tarrant Rushton, Dorset on the night of 5th June 1944 seeing all those Halifax aircraft towing Horsa Gliders ready for the invasion of France.

Name: THOMAS FOSTER JR
Visited: Sat May 7 20:52:30 2005
E-Mail: teddyandmilly@earthlink.net
USA
Comments: MY FATHER THOMAS (TED) FOSTER SR , 41ST MAINT. SQUADRON, PASSED AWAY THIS PAST WED. MAY 4, 2005OF CONJESTIVE HEART FAILURE.

Name: Terc�me LingoTurk
Visited: Sat May 7 01:51:32 2005
E-Mail: info@lingoturk.com
Home Page URL:http://www.lingoturk.com
Istanbul, T�rkiye
Comments: Excellent LingoTurk Profesyonel Terc�me Hizmetleri http://www.lingoturk.com

Name: Robert A. Hamilton
Visited: Thu May 5 21:52:26 2005
E-Mail: Bertlanham @AOL.com
Yes, U.S.
Comments: Was Radio Operator on crew that delivered B-24 to Airbase there. Still kicking but not very high!

Name: Abbie Hutty
Visited: Thu May 5 15:48:57 2005
E-Mail: babs1994@otmail.com
No, England
Comments: I think that ww2 was great and this website has given me alot of iformation for school. ww2 has always been a favourite of mine because i like to finfd out what it was like for people to live in ww2.

Name: John Henderson
Visited: Thu May 5 13:16:53 2005
E-Mail: john@trenchwars.co.uk
Home Page URL:http://www.trenchwars.co.uk/gallery/
London, UK

< Name: matthew cox
Visited: Wed May 4 22:45:21 2005
E-Mail: matthewcox8765sinatra@hotmail.co.uk
no, england
Comments: i have spoken to a few of the survivors and over 30 men were lost on the lancasria from my town INCLUDING MY GREAT UNCLE GREAT SITE!

Name: final-fantasy
Visited: Wed May 4 21:42:10 2005
E-Mail: Verka@yahoo.com
Home Page URL:http://final-fantasy1.greatnow.com
New York, USA
Comments: Hello mates, I just wanted to tell you that you have a wonderful site there. Keep up the good work.

Name: charlotte monk
Visited: Tue May 3 18:46:59 2005
E-Mail: cmonk92@aol.com
no, england
Comments: i am studying the 2nd world war and came on this website to get a more bigger image. it must have been awful!

Name: John Broomfield
Visited: Tue May 3 04:21:29 2005
E-Mail: jbroomfield@aworldofquality.com
Home Page URL:http://www.aworldofquality.com
No, USA
Comments: I was named after my Uncle John whom I was told was in the RAF and killed in action over Germany. I am seeking more information on John Broomfield.

Name: nicole
Visited: Mon May 2 19:23:21 2005
E-Mail: xcollyflowerx@hotmail.com
no, no
Comments: i think thiswebsiteis very intreting thepoemsthepictures reallymake you fiil

Name: Brian Redwood
Visited: Mon May 2 18:41:32 2005
E-Mail: brian_redwood@hotmail.com
Home Page URL:http://www.kamrafa.co.uk
yes, Scotland
Comments: I was very youg at the time but do remember planes flying towards Glasgow to drop bombs mostly we only heard them from under our snooker table which was judged to be safe as our house was not a target. As I know now, dropping bombs was not the precision activity it is to day. Your site looks really interesting and will certainly return to gather more information.

Name: Mike Herber
Visited: Mon May 2 08:13:35 2005
E-Mail: elainemherber@yahoo.com
Yes, Washington State, U.S.A
Comments: My father was in Stalag X1-B from Dec. 44' to the end of the war. I was able to purchase camp records for Stalag X1-B, also received camp records for Stalag V111-B,would like to find someone who was in this camp or relatives of that person who may appreciate these records. Thanks

Name: R.Nicklin
Visited: Sun May 1 21:36:49 2005
E-Mail: robert@nicklin7725.fsnet.co.uk
England
Comments: I volunteered for the Navy at 17yr's of age, my first ship was bombed and machine gunned'my second was a cruiser in action with the mighty Bismark firing 240 8"shells in the action and finishing her off with three torpedo'es'and rescued 84 survivors out of 104 saved,next ship a Destroyer In the landings at Madagascar' three Malta Convoys and with another ship sank eleven enemy ships in an action lasting three hours' and a few more actions with enemy ships being sunk,and finishing off with Normandy landings.

Name: Robert triebwasser
Visited: Sun May 1 14:58:56 2005
E-Mail: roberttriebwasser@shaw.ca
no , canada
Comments: Hi i came across this page looking for info on my grandpa his name was thomas ulm i no he was in world war two and thats all my parents told me but i would love to see more about him because he died when i was about 2 well anyways email me if you get any info on THOMAS ULM

Name: avril lavinge
Visited: Sat Apr 30 20:05:28 2005
E-Mail: Rorkoka@yahoo.com
Home Page URL:http://avrillavinge.00freehost.com
New York, USA
Comments: I really love your web site. Keep it up.

Name: terry jones
Visited: Sat Apr 30 14:23:48 2005
E-Mail: carolissa@iprimus.com .au
no, australia
Comments: my dad stanley alfred jones served on the nelson 1943 until 1945 when he was transfered as a torpedo man to LST in singapore in 1945 he is now 80 and living in adelaide south australia i have photos of him and ship mates if anyone interested please email me terry

Name: Jo McMahon
Visited: Sat Apr 30 05:29:40 2005
E-Mail: mcmahonjoleigh@hotmail.com
No, Australia
Comments: My father, Private Douglas Gordon Hamilton, NZ Army Infantry, Reg. No. 33112, POW No. 21542, was a POW in Stalag VIIIB from June 1941 to 1945. He hardly ever spoke about his experiences.

Name: Judy Sikes
Visited: Sat Apr 30 03:56:21 2005
E-Mail: bongi@qwest.net
Pueblo, United States
Comments: Thanks for a great source. I read tonight about Stalag IIIC. My Father was a POW there for 6 months. How do I add his name to the list of prisoners? I read Jim Pack's article about his Dad and it said to contact him but there was no contact email. Can you advise?. Thanks Judy Sikes

Name: Wm A Robertson "Robbie"
Visited: Sat Apr 30 02:09:33 2005
E-Mail: vie@reach.net
Yes, Canada
Comments: I flew with 158 Sqdn 4 Bomber Group Raf

Name: Pter Deacon
Visited: Fri Apr 29 20:51:30 2005
E-Mail: alyair@vgernet.net
yes, England
Comments: I served aboard HMS Birdlip (A/S Trawler), HMS Sirius and HM S/M Sportsman. My short article on Sirius can be found on the Cruisers of WW2 Website.

Name: tam
Visited: Fri Apr 29 12:52:43 2005
E-Mail: www.tambo101@gmail.com
no, Comments: can anybody give me any stories about my grandfather Wng Cmdr George (Boss) Martin who served in 608 sqdrn during the last war

Name: Tom
Visited: Thu Apr 28 19:33:11 2005
No, England
Comments: This is a truly great site and is one of a kind. Any other site would give you infomation on boring things but WarTime Memories is packed full of the best stuff. Also it really makes you feel how it was to live and work through WW2.

Name: David Short
Visited: Thu Apr 28 15:11:36 2005
E-Mail: djwshort74@hotmail.com
no, England
Comments: My grandad's name was David Wear Short of the 1st Battalion The Royal Scots and was captured at Le Paradis in France in May 1940. He spent almost three years in Stalag 8b before being repatriated. Whilst in the camp he was heavily involved in the Stalag 8b dance band with Jim Hunter among others. My grandad died in 1985 but I would love to hear of anything anyone could tell me about his time in the army. Dave Short

Name: Brittany Dotson
Visited: Thu Apr 28 01:44:18 2005
no, United States
Comments: I am doing a report on WW2 and this really helps thank you very much I am only 14 but I am really interested in this stuff.

Name: Deirdre Rasmussen
Visited: Wed Apr 27 14:39:27 2005
E-Mail: deirdreowyn@yahoo.com
Comments: Hello! I'm so glad to have found this site! My mother, Wilhelmina van der Kuip, was a child in Holland during the war and has lots of stories about it. Once some Polish soldiers stayed with her family in Apeldoorn over Christmas. Mom came to the US in 1962 or 63, married my dad (a Texan), and lives in Minnesota. Anyway thank you for having this site, it's going to do wonders for my family. Deirdre (Nichols) Rasmussen

Name: Lawrence john Rand
Visited: Wed Apr 27 12:57:43 2005
E-Mail: lawrand@online.no
Yes, England
Comments: I served on HMS Aristocrat,and HMS GLORY. Thank you for this Project, hope to contribute later. L J Rand

Name: Denny Lalonde
Visited: Tue Apr 26 22:22:43 2005
E-Mail: deneli@shaw.ca
yes, England
Comments: This site is WONDERFUL. Thank you for doing so much for the good of us all. I submitted a chilhood experience to the Memory section, have many more to share, So I will be a regular visitor from now on GOOD LUCK Denny

Name: Cheryl Eastoe
Visited: Tue Apr 26 20:51:58 2005
E-Mail: www.kenvarra@aol.co.uk
Comments: hi i was wanting to know if anybody could tell me anything about my dead grandad aho is called Mervyn Eastoe.

Name: Kieran Mcnamee
Visited: Tue Apr 26 19:31:22 2005
E-Mail: kieran_mcnamee@hotmail.co.uk
Home Page URL:www.msn.co.uk
no, Scotland
Comments: a good site and since my grandad was in world war 2 i found it a great help.i want to say this was a good idea making the site and i hope it goes well!!!

Name: rosie
Visited: Tue Apr 26 18:30:05 2005
E-Mail: rosie@hotmail.com
Home Page URL:http://ativan.xann.info/
london, EN
Comments: very good site congratulations !

Name: Kabal
Visited: Tue Apr 26 13:28:25 2005
E-Mail: webmaster@mpgking.com
Home Page URL:http://donn.mail333.com/
LA, United States
Comments: Hey, great work on your website. I have found interesting things on it ! Thanks , you site very cool.

Name: Sapphire Cannon
Visited: Mon Apr 25 21:01:16 2005
E-Mail: eleanorpugh@aol.com
Home Page URL:non
no, England

Name: John Brinsmead
Visited: Mon Apr 25 19:30:09 2005
E-Mail: johnbrins@btopenworld.com
Home Page URL:Yahoo
Yes, England
Comments: I served in the Home Guard for a short spell then as a Bevin Boy underground. Finally served with the Rifle Brigade in Geremany My father was a POW in Stalag XXb having been captured at Dunkirk He also served in WW1

Name: Heather Dymond
Visited: Mon Apr 25 18:42:05 2005
No , Scotland
Comments: I found your website very informative and interesting. I highly recomend this website to anyone searching for accurate information on the events that took place at home during WW2.

Name: Laurent
Visited: Mon Apr 25 12:52:13 2005
E-Mail: lberger@location-corse.net
Home Page URL:http://ambien.alleweb.info/
LA, Canada
Comments: Bravo pour ce site, il est tres agreable ! location bonifacio,Navigation facile intuitive.

Name: mark forsythe
Visited: Sun Apr 24 15:42:57 2005
E-Mail: f__kthechickens@hotmail.com
no, england manchester
Comments: it is amazing to think that some of these people could hav lived about a mile away from me

Name: jonny
Visited: Sun Apr 24 10:44:48 2005
E-Mail: Jonnylatengo@gmail.com
Home Page URL:http://telechargements.downloadnet.info
Australia
Comments: Really cool - I love it! Your site was really interesting too...thanks.

Name: sandy "tomblin" goins
Visited: Fri Apr 22 14:57:10 2005
E-Mail: goinnuts4@wmconnects.com
Comments: My dad was in WWII Lloyd Tomblin if you know anything please let us know

Name: brandon
Visited: Thu Apr 21 22:11:45 2005
E-Mail: brandon.cossette@snths.org
no, USA
Comments: a horrible event that pray never comes to pass again

Name: DRUMMY
Visited: Thu Apr 21 10:34:19 2005
YES, Engeland (Yorkshire)
Comments: I am spreading the word about your excellent wbsite amongst my many friends who subscribe to the Yanks Notice board. Looking forward to visiting the camp this summer.

Name: Des Evans
Visited: Wed Apr 20 17:47:22 2005
E-Mail: des@desandjean.freeserve.co.uk
Home Page URL:www.97squadronassociation.co.uk
yes, Comments: I have forgotten to ask in previous message above. . Is there anyone from 83 who remembers a F/O.J.P. McMillin while at WYTON. He came to 97 in May 1943. I would like contact with anyone who has info, especially a photo of a Aircrew with him on it. He was RCAF.. My email or Website address is above. Many thanks Des Evans ex 97

Name: Des Evans
Visited: Wed Apr 20 17:41:51 2005
E-Mail: des@dersandjean.freeserve.co.uk
Home Page URL:www.97squadronassociation.co.uk
yes, England
Comments: Like the site very much. I have a close affinity with 83 Squadron as we shared Coningsby with you in 1944 and 45. I am ex 97 and have many happy memories of great guys there in 83 & 97. Best wishes to you all Des Evans

Name: Dr.Eze Mgbada
Visited: Wed Apr 20 15:13:53 2005
E-Mail: eze_mgbada@yahoo.net
yes, London
Comments: A very nice and informative site.Please do keep it up. Regards ... Dr.Eze Mgbada

Name: Rodney Angell-Baker
Visited: Tue Apr 19 09:21:19 2005
YES, ENGLAND
Comments: I did not know of the existence of your POW camp until I viewed the sequence on a BBB TV Holiday programme on Monday evening 18th April 2005. I am a requent visitor to Eden Camp in North Yorkshire, and on a few iccasions sang there with 'The Ambassadors' Dance orchestra (a 1940s US Army Air Force Big band). I also go to Eden Camp in october for the annual reunion of Palestine Veterans there. On Friday 1st September 1939, at the age of 10 years I was evacuated with my school from the City of Leeds together with my 8 yrs old brother and little sister aged 6. My eledest daughter and her husband are both 1940s enthusiasts ,and their home is a 'time capsule'! They recenty completed the 1940s conversion of their home with the removal of a modern bathroom suite replacing it with (amongst other major conversions) a 'period' pull chain WC and a pedestal bath et al. Must try and visit your camp now I know of its existence - good luck with your work.5. I am a requent visitor to Eden Camp in North Yorkshire, and on a few iccasions sang there with 'The Ambassadors' Dance orchestra (a 1940s US Army Air Force Big band). I also go to Eden Camp in october for the annual reunion of Palestine Veterans there. On Friday 1st September 1939, at the age of 10 years I was evacuated with my school from the City of Leeds together with my 8 yrs old brother and little sister aged 6. My eledest daughter and her husband are both 1940s enthusiasts ,and their home is a 'time capsule'! They recenty completed the 1940s conversion of their home with the removal of a modern bathroom suite replacing it with (amongst other major conversions) a 'period' pull chain WC and a pedestal bath et al. Must try and visit your camp now I know of its existence - good luck with your work.

Name: Jack Oakey
Visited: Mon Apr 18 14:36:26 2005
E-Mail: Spanishvilla2003@yahoo.co.uk
yes, now living in Spain
Comments: I wrote a book called The Ghosts of KG40...part of which was based at Ludford Magna.... Best Wishes jack Oakey

Name: TINA OLSON
Visited: Mon Apr 18 00:28:41 2005
E-Mail: GLOLSON@CHARTER.NET
YES, CELLE, GERMANY
Comments: THANK YOU FOR GATHERING ALL THIS GREAT INFORMATION. I WAS BORN IN 1942, MY FATHER KARL VON SOEST , WAS A GERMAN POW IN BELLARIA BY RIMINI IN ITALY. HE WAS A RADIO OPERATOR IN BOTH WW WARS. WE WHERE SO GRATEFUL TO THE ALLIES FOR LIBERATING US. MY FATHER NEVER SAID MUCH ABOUT THE WARS EXCEPT HOW FRIGHTENED HE WAS AND THAT HE WISHED IT WOULD NEVER HAPPENED AGAIN, HE GRIEVED ALL HIS LIFE FOR ALL THE FALLEN GOOD MEN. MY HUSBAND AND I GOT TO PAY OUR RESPECT TO THE FALLEN SOLDIERS IN IT. THE ALIED CEMETERY BY ASSISI AND SOUTH OF FLORENCE AND THE GERMAN CEMETERY ON THE FUTA PASS 47 KLM NORHT OF FLORENCE. THER IS HARDLY A DAY THAT GOES BY THAT I DO NOT THINK OF THOSE YOUNG MEN MAYBE BECAUSE MY BOY WAS KILLED HERE IN KY. HE WAS ONLY 20 AND TODAY HE WOULD HAVE BEEN 38. THE SORROW AND GRIEVE ONE FEELS IN THESE CEMETERIES IS REAL AND THEY ARE KEPT SO BEAUTIFUL, PEOPLE STILL COME TO VISIT THEM. IN THE GERMAN CEMETERY ON THE FUTA PASS, 36.638,00 YOUNG MEN ARE RESTING. ALL THEIR NAMES ARE REGISTERED IN LARGE ADDRESSE BOOKS, THAT IS HOW I FOUND THE GRAVE OF MY DAD'S FRIEND ALFONS MUELLER, HE WAS IN BLOCK 4 GRAVE 97, IF MY MEMORY IS CORRECT. AGAIN THANK YOU FOR ALL THE HUMAN BEINGS YOU HONOR HER. RESPECTFULLY TINA OLSON

Name: John Billingham
Visited: Sat Apr 16 22:09:08 2005
E-Mail: daneellard@aol.com
No, UK
Comments: Anyone know of Norman Billingham, known as Bill or William served with Dorset Regiment in WWII?

Name: Ian Fairlie
Visited: Sat Apr 16 15:14:41 2005
E-Mail: fairlie@dsl.pipex.com
No, UK
Comments: My father was Sergeant John Fairlie from the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. He was captured in Tunisia in January 1943 and imprisoned in Lamsdorf Stalag VIIIb from about April 1943 to January 1945 when he was force-marched 600 miles across Germany on the infamous death march. He refused to discuss details of his experiences. He died in 1991.

Name: Mrs Jo Tanner
Visited: Fri Apr 15 18:17:03 2005
E-Mail: jtanner25@aol.com
yes, England
Comments: Bombed out while in boarding school at Exeter, Devon Name: stem
Visited: Fri Apr 15 10:30:13 2005
E-Mail: stemic77@yahoo.com
Comments: very useful informative site, well done

Name: LYNDA COATES
Visited: Thu Apr 14 18:30:39 2005
E-Mail: lycpates AT aol.com
no, england
Comments: UPDATE - I HAVE NOW LOCATED SGT PITHER'S FAMILY.

Name: Maria Von Buhr (nee Napiorkowski)
Visited: Wed Apr 13 20:57:33 2005
E-Mail: evbgrond@juno.com
no, USA
Comments: Any info about WLADYSLAW NAPI�RKOWSKI (Ur 1899)? Aresztowany przez NKWD 11/1939 w Budslawiu, Wilejka/Bialorus, DALSZE LOSY NIEZNANE. Byl pod oficerem w batalionie KOP (Korpus Ochrony Pogranicza) w Suwalkach, od 1939 w Budslawiu. Zona Jadwiga Gawkowska (Ur 1906, slub 1929, Lomzy), 4/1940-5/1946 z trojgiem dzieci (Roman, Witold i Elzbieta) w ZSSR (P�lnocny Kazachstan, wsie Ukrainka/Kalugino kolo Mamlutki/ Pietropawlowska); survived Forgotten Odyssey, returned to Poland.

Name: R ay Longmore
Visited: Tue Apr 12 17:46:18 2005
E-Mail: palladian@tiscali.co.uk
yes, england

Name: David Moran
Visited: Tue Apr 12 11:12:30 2005
E-Mail: david@babash.com
No, England
Comments: Most interesting and moving. A good site to use

Name: Jean James
Visited: Tue Apr 12 03:34:40 2005
E-Mail: jeanjames@telus.net
no, Canada
Comments: I would like to contact Lynn Mawdsley. Joe Mawdsley was a friend of my fathers. Lynn, I am at jeanjames@telus.net

Name: carl hansen
Visited: Mon Apr 11 17:58:35 2005
E-Mail: rhansen33 @aol.com
Home Page URL:yes
usa, Comments: tank gunner 753rd tank bn co d ww2

Name: charles a. evans
Visited: Mon Apr 11 02:27:48 2005
E-Mail: rail_roader2000@yahoo.com
different war.., different war same purpose..viet nam
Comments: thanks so much for letting me visit your page....welcome home and GOD BLESS AMERICA!!!!!!

Name: julian down
Visited: Mon Apr 11 00:12:16 2005
E-Mail: julian_down@hotmail.com
no, england
Comments: My grandfather ALBERT DOWN, know as Geoff, was in the Royal Army Medical Corps in WWII. He was mentioned in despatches in the Dunkirk withdrawl and then went to Africa and then Italy, where he was on General Alexanders' staff. He died in 1985 and I wish I'd had more time to get to know him. I've got immense respect for what he did, and am quite fascinated by that whole period. He never talked much about that time, having seen some terrible sights apparently. We should never forget and that's why I think this is a great site. Thanks.

Name: Mark Brotherton
Visited: Sun Apr 10 20:21:45 2005
E-Mail: Brothmark2003@yahoo.com
Home Page URL:http://8thcontrails.com/ipw-web/gallery/8t
No, USA
Comments: Great site wonderful work please consider a link or visit to mine for photos of all the 8th Air Force bases at http://8thcontrails.com/ipw-web/gallery/8th-Bases?page=1

Name: sarah pearson
Visited: Sun Apr 10 18:02:45 2005
no, ireland
Comments: cool website!!!!!!!!!!!!!*****

Name: helena pearson
Visited: Sun Apr 10 18:00:08 2005
no, ireland
Comments:

Name: Marc
Visited: Sat Apr 9 23:16:54 2005
E-Mail: marc@withrealty.org
Home Page URL:http://silver.cyberfreehost.com
bonn, USA
Comments: your site! Cool!

Name: Shirley Mason nee Fenton
Visited: Sat Apr 9 15:46:20 2005
E-Mail: SHIRLEYMASON@AOL.COM
Comments: My father was William Fenton RAF no 1069140 and I would like to hear from anyone who remembers him at Predannck in Cornwall. He was an LAC and told me he worked on Lancasters.He was also a great sportsman and played football. I have many photos of him with the team and also a photo taken with his CO which appeared in a national newspaper. I am after as much information about his movements during the war. Info tells me he was at Padgate in 1941 and also Blackpool. If anyone can help I would be very grateful Thank you.

Name: susannah gilfoyle
Visited: Sat Apr 9 11:27:57 2005
E-Mail: susannah@gilfoyle02.fsnet.co.uk
no, england
Comments: I needed lots of information on rationing for a school project and your site was a great help. Thanks a lot.

Name: robert beesley
Visited: Fri Apr 8 17:15:25 2005
E-Mail: pambob@tesco.net
Yes, England
Comments: I fought in the Second World War but on 12 June 1940 I was taken as prisoner of war and served 5 years of captivity. In those years we were treated worse than cattle as we had been starved and abused by the Germans, the words of the Geneva Conventions did not exist in the minds of the Germans. I am now 86 years of age and I still have nightmares of the experiences that I had endured at that time of my life. Thankyou Best Regards Bob Beesley (Mr)

Name: Marcus
Visited: Fri Apr 8 11:52:30 2005
E-Mail: marcus@withrealty.org
Home Page URL:http://pharm.hwhost.com/
bonne, USA
Comments: Enjoyed your site! Regards, Marcus

Name: Raymond Claud Walter Dennis
Visited: Thu Apr 7 17:33:49 2005
E-Mail: goldielauz@hotamail.com
Yes, England
Comments: I was in squadron 78 during world war 2 and was shot down and spent the rest of the war in stalag Luft 3.

Name: LYNDA COATES
Visited: Thu Apr 7 14:03:45 2005
E-Mail: lycoates AT aol.com
No, England
Comments: I have about 40 photos that my late Dad Freddie Coates took during his service with SAAF Group 205 Squadrons 31 and 34 If anyone is interested I can happily e-mail them say 10 or 20 at a time. I have also had a request for information for a chap in Poland who is trying to contact the family of Sgt RT Pither, the sole survivor of the SAAF Lib EW250 crash on 16th October 1944, shot down by German fighters. HIS father rescued him and looked after him! Now he would like to know whether Pither is still alive or know the whereabouts of his family. Does anyone have any information at all? Thanks.

Name: LEE NORMAN
Visited: Wed Apr 6 21:43:29 2005
E-Mail: leanorman@gmx.de
no, GERMANY
Comments: Hello to all,I am seeking for help! I am the Author from a book called The Gunners untold story, Arnhem 1944. this book is based on my Grandad who fought with the Gunners 3 Battalion at Arnhem, his true account will soon be offered to those who wish to read this amazing story. Sadly my Grandad Lionel Albert Jack Tarr passed away before I was able to get a description of the pow camp 12A. If there is anyone out there who can give me this information I shall be very grateful indeed my e-mail leanorman@gmx.de thanks.

Name: Roderick Maclean
Visited: Wed Apr 6 11:03:21 2005
E-Mail: rod.maclean@orange.net
Comments: I am the grandson of Commander S A Buss, and am interested in contacting anyone who served with him.

Name: James A.Parkins
Visited: Wed Apr 6 03:46:26 2005
RCAF #428 Sgdn, Canada.
Comments: J 49237 Flying Officer RCAF #6 Group RCAF Yorkshire

Name: Lizabeth Peak
Visited: Mon Apr 4 19:35:59 2005
E-Mail: cardsfan_58@hotmail.com
Comments: My father, Lodewyk H. S. vanMierop was in various concentraton camps in Java during the war. He has not spoken of it much but lately he has begun telling us more of his memories of that time. I am a writer and have decided to explore writing a young adult novel based on these memories. I would welcome any stories that anyone is willing to share to help me with this project.

Name: Theresa Chipulina (nee lake)
Visited: Mon Apr 4 14:35:06 2005
E-Mail: theresachipulina@aol.com
No, Comments: I am researching, and about to interview someone who experienced evacuation during WWII. This website has been very helpful for me in giving great insight into the varied experiences of those concerned. The website has been very helpful to me and would recommend it to my fellow undergraduates studying this field.

Name: Sam Rizza
Visited: Mon Apr 4 01:34:50 2005
E-Mail: sanjo3300@comcast.net
Home Page URL:none
yes, USA
Comments: I was onboard the USS Milwaukee, Convoy JW58, when we took out ship to Russian for the lend-lease program in 1944. Came back to the UK on a British Corvette and temporary duty was in Southern England until D-Day. Returned to the US on the Queen Elizabeth. Will be returning to Southamptom area in the middle of May 2005 on a cruise ship and will be staying in Southamptom about 5 days. During that time will be touring between Weymouth, Portsmouth, etc.

Name: Geoff Millward
Visited: Sun Apr 3 18:48:55 2005
E-Mail: geoff@geoffmillward.co.uk
No, UK
Comments: Firstly - Thank you all for your sacrifices. Luckily, I was born in 1946, but I am looking for information on my Uncle, Harold (Bill) Ruffell. killed 1st Sep 1944 near Amiens whilst serving with Kings Royal Rifle Corps 12th Btn (2nd btn Queens Westminsters) He sleeps in Flesselles Commune Cemetary France. along with 2 others, Lance Sergeant Laurence Cribben (Military Medal)of the Notts yeomanry Royal Armoured Corps & Trooper John Alfred Sharpe Notts Yeomanry. ---- Does anyone know how they died?

Name: Matthew Palmer
Visited: Sat Apr 2 14:25:22 2005
E-Mail: matthew.palmer8@btinternet.com
No, united kingdom
Comments: This site is fantastic. Through this site i have got in touch with a chap from Florida who new my grandfather. I have had several emails from accross the globe from crew members and there familys, all about HMS SIRIUS. My grandfathers name was Desmond Jones. Any one with information on Sirius please get in touch .Thank you Matthew Palmer

Name: Sayonara Bey
Visited: Sat Apr 2 11:18:01 2005
E-Mail: debelaka@gamebox.net
Home Page URL:http://silver.6server.com/
Ford , Algeria
Comments: Hi, nice Page. I hear from a friend about your great Site

Name: jeff mcdonald
Visited: Sat Apr 2 04:45:58 2005
E-Mail: ally337@telus.net
no, Canada
Comments: ...from canada....looking for "ingeborg" who knew my father, Charles Parkinson McDonald, 83 squadron RAF. He was interned in Falun, sweden from april 1943 until Septmeber 1943. I am looking for "Ingeborg" or her children

Name: Pat Hastings
Visited: Sat Apr 2 02:23:56 2005
E-Mail: patriciahastings28@hotmail
Yes, England
Comments: I was evacuated twice during the war, the first time to Reading, with very unhappy memories and the second time to Wales which was much better. The agony of being separated from the rest of my family (except for my younger brother who was with me), stays with me even now. The worry about their safety during the bombing of London was the worst thing. I was 12 so was quite aware of what could happen. We had suffered the Buzz-bombs and just wished we could all be together and safe again. The Welsh people were very kind to us, but nothing could comfort us as we missed our family so much.

Name: Fazi
Visited: Fri Apr 1 20:52:52 2005
E-Mail: fazilah49@yahoo.com
Home Page URL:http://routt.afreeserver.com/
Friday, Singapore
Comments: Excellent site ! I enjoyed surfing here ! keep going ! Thank You !

Name: joan tingey
Visited: Fri Apr 1 14:57:39 2005
E-Mail: joan_a1tc@hotmail.com
no, Comments: my father was L/Cpl Frederick William Breavington and was a japanese prisoner of war

Name: Bryan Hawkins
Visited: Fri Apr 1 08:36:23 2005
E-Mail: bryanhawkins@btclick.com
As a child, England
Comments: What a wonderful project. I dimly recollect my grandmother pushing me round in a pram past Woodvale aerodrome adjacent to Formby in Lancashire, to see the bomb craters from German raids on Liverpool docks and the airfield. By the way, Woodvale is still operational flying a Spitfire I believe. However it is not mentioned on your site. Any reason? The Spitfire used to overfly me every morning as I waited for the bus to my school in Crosby.

Name: Corrina
Visited: Fri Apr 1 07:37:32 2005
E-Mail: orcabay8@shaw.ca
no, Canada
Comments: Maybe we can help each other, not sure. I was wondering if anyone would know if I can find out what squadron someone was with...all I have is a name and the type of plane they flew. Also their wife (girlfriend at the time) all I know is her name too. If anyone knows, email me please. Best Wishes :o)

Name: Kelsey Gibson
Visited: Thu Mar 31 16:03:44 2005
E-Mail: Sweethang072191@aol.com
no, USA
Comments: my great uncle charles henry seipp jr., served as a marine gunner on a navy ship in wolrd war 2 on the uss saratoga. i'm still in school and were doing a herp research paper and i have decided to do it on him because he lost his life in the war, killed by kamikaze plane. he died febuary 21, 1945. i was wondering if anybody out there knew anything about him. thank you

Name: Chris Newman
Visited: Wed Mar 30 18:04:36 2005
E-Mail: cnparklane@sagainternet.co.uk
No, England
Comments: Visited site to obtain information on RAFCranage and a particular incident(crash) in 1942 which killed 8 crew there.Crew buried in Byley churchyard. Still looking for info particulary on a George Buxton.

Name: Dave Clarke
Visited: Wed Mar 30 12:56:31 2005
E-Mail: apocalypse140@hotmail.com
No, England
Comments: looking @ family histroy, for Great Grandfather Philip Clarke, Gunner in the 166 Squadron died 1944 24 december

Name: sally beattie
Visited: Tue Mar 29 19:43:59 2005
E-Mail: sallybeattie@ntlworld.com
No, England
Comments: I was looking on the internet purely out of interest, for information re 248 Squadron, based at Banff and Portreath. My father, Ronald (Bill) Voce was a navigator with that squadron during WWII.

Name: Tom Ambrose
Visited: Tue Mar 29 19:27:50 2005
E-Mail: ambrose_jerry@lilly.com
NO, USA
Comments: Looking for info regarding my grandfather Emory Burris Ambrose US Army 1st Armored division POW from Dec 1942-May 1945.

Name: Kannopus
Visited: Tue Mar 29 14:06:14 2005
E-Mail: kredo@mail.com
Home Page URL:http://soooone.lidonet.net/
Nuy, UStates
Comments: cool site!!!

Name: Betty ReesNee Julier
Visited: Mon Mar 28 16:29:13 2005
E-Mail: soskossue @aol.com
Yes, Wales
Comments: Was evacuated with my brothers to Whitchurch South Wales going home to Gillingham Kent at the end of the war five long years

Name: Tech5 Armand F. Boisseau
Visited: Sun Mar 27 21:11:22 2005
E-Mail: www.nonnier@msn.com
yes, Manchester, NewHampshire USA
Comments: Served with both 1st Bn.172nd & 2nd Bn. 941st Field Artillerys from 1939-1945. Searching for photos of Camp Iron Mt.in So.Cal. between 42-43 of our desert stone alter we built for Father Casey. Also searching for photos of Omaha Beach D-Day+6 & LST-382. Armand F. Boisseau 1320 Naval Ave. Bremerton, Wash. 98337-1105 (360) 792-1579 AM please, Thks.

Name: Dave Smith
Visited: Sun Mar 27 16:29:01 2005
E-Mail: daveinvicta999@yahoo.com
no, UK England
Comments: This is a great site. Lots going on here. Its nice to be able to read the words from actual people who have lived through what they are talking about. Make you think more about what went on during the war as it actually affected the lives of who your reading about. I will be back for more reading. Well done evry one. take care Dave..

Name: Chris Barrett
Visited: Sun Mar 27 13:57:48 2005
E-Mail: Barrettvolv@aol.com
Home Page URL:com
no, England
Comments: I think this website is very good to find info on the Airfields of East Anglia and to read vet stories.I like the pictures that have been sent to this website.

Name: Troy Enlow
Visited: Sat Mar 26 22:51:49 2005
E-Mail: ttkje@verizon.net
Home Page URL:http://troysmodels.homestead.com
Nope, USA
Comments: My Uncle Johnny R. Enlow is listed as Crew Chief with Frenesi. I assume that means Flight Engineer/top turret. I have a photo that shows him standing with the bomber. He is still with us and doing fine in Southern California. Thank you for the site! Brave men and women they were....Great men and women thay are today! God bless all of our veterans!

Name: Miriam G. Ault
Visited: Sat Mar 26 20:59:10 2005
E-Mail: boots73@wekz.net
Home Page URL:tds.net
yes, USA
Comments: My husband was a pow in Germany.He was with the 630th TD Battlion-28th infantry division.He was captured Dec.1944 at Wiltz area.passed away May 30th-1997. I just found this site, Thank you

Name: Dorman Avner
Visited: Sat Mar 26 14:54:49 2005
E-Mail: aveta@netvision.net.il
no, Israel
Comments: My father Dorman Walter was pow in stalag 8b 344- from 6/1941 to 1944--he was corporal ;cptured in crete --and ascaiped the deth murch.befor that he was in tubruk--el alamain--Jewiesh soldier from palestine at that time.POW no'6399--militery no'pal/13366-we have his Medals for fitting the germans-his letters to mom capt him hopeful to come home ,and he did-he died in 1998 age 82--never teling us what he whent thru this terible time--God Bless thame All--they were HIROS

Name: KASIE E. TANLEY
Visited: Sat Mar 26 00:03:15 2005
E-Mail: KETPATCH@AOL.COM
NO, Comments: I was doing a search on my grandfather, Leo Lawler, and I came to your website. Thank you for the effort of putting a website devoted to him and his comrades. He passed away about 12 years ago and anytime I can find information on him helps me to understand and know who he was--even if I just see his name in regards the services. Thank you for this, it means a lot!!

Name: Doug Wolters
Visited: Fri Mar 25 01:08:13 2005
E-Mail: doug@woltersphotography.com
Home Page URL:woltersphotography
no, Canada
Comments: Want to know if anybody out there knew a Warrent Officer in the Dutch Airforce by the name of Roelof A Wolters? He used to fly Gloster Medeors in the 1950's. Did anybody know him or have any stories of him. He passed away 7 years ago and I would like to know more about him Doug Wolters

Name: george herschel
Visited: Wed Mar 23 16:23:05 2005
E-Mail: elizherschel@aol.com
no, england
Comments: very good web site my father stan was a p.o.w. in stalag 8b for 5 years took part in the death march when liberated (1200 miles) i have took stan back to poland twice and have returned several times to france & belgium to visit aras his place of capture stan is still going strong and is the president of the ex p.o.w. association north east branch iam off to ypres this april 2005 to lay a wreath for my fathers s/m who is buried at dunkirk stan cant travel at the moment but he may return just one more time my mother betty nee lowery was in the a.t.s. 39/45 she will be returning to ypres with me she lay a wreath for the a.t.s. girls who lost their lives when serving in belgium,france & germany near the end of the war.

Name: Tom Gordon
Visited: Tue Mar 22 15:53:55 2005
E-Mail: ThomasNGordon@comcast.net
Comments: I am trying to research my fathers involvement in WW II. Not with much luck I might add. Maybe someone can help me out there???? His name was 1LT Neil "Pete" Gordon. Company A 112th Combat Engineer Battalion. He was at Omaha Beach in the first or second wave. Would appreciate any help I can get.

Name: R Little
Visited: Tue Mar 22 10:47:06 2005
E-Mail: rchrdltt@aol.com
no, Comments: My father Harry Little survived the sinking of Orama. He was a p.o.w. in Stalag 13. I'm happy to share any information I have, and very interested to hear from any survivors etc.

Name: Leslie Barclay
Visited: Sun Mar 20 22:58:40 2005
E-Mail: samiam@ripnet.com
no, Canada
Comments: My Grandfather was L.A.C. Barclay D.M. sqd 408 overseas, I recently found a journal from 1944 I am now try to find information about this time.

Name: Carol Broomfield
Visited: Sun Mar 20 10:40:37 2005
E-Mail: cab_1951@yahoo.co.uk
no, England
Comments: I am the granddaughter of Bertram Wood D.S.M.who served in the Royal Navy 1924 till april 1942.When he was killed.His ships:-H.M.S.ARK ROYAL.H.M.S.ROYAL SOVEREIGN.H.M.S.PEMBROKE CHATHAM.H.M.S.REPULSE.H.M.S.RENOWN.H.M.S.RAMILLIES.H.M.S.VALIANT.H.M.S.PEGASUS.H.M.S.AJAX 38-42. H.M.S.HAVOCK FEB 42 -APRIL 42.I am so proud of him and all he did throughout the war i just wanted to tell everyone, a very brave 1st class stoker who earned many medals.

Name: Kaye Rider
Visited: Sun Mar 20 02:57:43 2005
E-Mail: krider68@aol.com
yes, but young, USA
Comments: My husband is a W.W.II POW, he was captured in Anzio and his camp was 7B. He is 80 years old and finally can talk about the experience. We go to a support group that has really helped him. His name is Richard Rider he and was from Flint, Michigan. We now live in Sunny Florida.

Name: Lauren
Visited: Sat Mar 19 20:37:52 2005
E-Mail: sapport@mail.com
Home Page URL:http://med.eclub.lv
Derny, United States
Comments: This website is off the hook. I totally LOVE IT!!!!

Name: Jim Lambert
Visited: Thu Mar 17 22:43:31 2005
E-Mail: sarah-73@tiscali.co.uk
Yes, UK
Comments: I was an 8th Army Desert Rat serving in the 17th Coast Regiment Royal Artillery F Coast Battery during the Seige of Tobruk. Are there any others out there...?

Name: Denise Marks
Visited: Thu Mar 17 20:16:23 2005
E-Mail: dizzyd1973@aol.com
no, UK
Comments: I have found this site incredibly interesting as I have recently discovered my Grandfather Pte A Marks Sherwood Forester was held in Stalag IVB and I found photographs here that my whole family will be interested to see. I'd love to hear from anyone else who was, or is related to anyone, who was also a Sherwood Forester, captured in Tobruk and held in Stalag IVB. dizzyd1973@aol.com

Name: Peter Lockwood
Visited: Thu Mar 17 09:33:59 2005
E-Mail: oldcount@aol.com
No, UK
Comments: Does anybody know if the Dorsetshire Replacment fund set up during WW2 relates to HMS Dorsetshire sunk in 1942?

Name: ROBERT ORDERLEY
Visited: Wed Mar 16 15:27:21 2005
E-Mail: robertorderley@yahoo.co.uk
no, ireland
Comments: i would like to find my grandfather who was in the RAF his name is aiden hazlett ne has one son and one daughter called madge and william he marryed ester lucas and divorced eachother.would love to get in contact

Name: Karen May
Visited: Sat Mar 12 02:11:45 2005
E-Mail: klmay60@comcast.net
No, Born in 1960, USA
Comments: Wonderful informative site. A big thank you to all of our soldiers, living and gone! We appreciate you and will never forget what you all have sacrificed for us. Thank you, Thank you!

Name: Sidd
Visited: Fri Mar 11 20:28:22 2005
E-Mail: fortuna@mail.com
Home Page URL:http://pet.cyberfreehost.com
LA, USA
Comments: Enjoyed your site! Cool!

Name: Stephanie Clarke
Visited: Fri Mar 11 11:20:46 2005
E-Mail: s.clarke99:jcg.sch.je
No , Jersey (island)
Comments: I thank those people who died tring to save us and they were successful and i am very pleased with what they have done so i thank the soldiers

Name: Hannah Hawkesley
Visited: Fri Mar 11 10:14:56 2005
E-Mail: walkerj@biltongrange.co.uk
Home Page URL:fgh
yes, england

Name: Peter W.Bodle FRAeS
Visited: Fri Mar 11 09:23:14 2005
E-Mail: peter@bodle.demon.co.uk
no, U.K
Comments: I am currentlu writing the biography of a WW11 pilot who served at No2 radio school Hooton 1943/4. If you feel there is anything that I can add, please get in touch.

Name: Marie Church-Davidson
Visited: Wed Mar 9 00:46:44 2005
E-Mail: Trevmed1952@aol.com
yes, England
Comments: My sister and I (ages 7-9 almost) were evacuated from Birmingham, Bristol Street School, and taken to the beautiful little village of Findern, Derby. There we stayed for 4 1/2 years. I'm writing my memoirs from which I have finished several cildren's stories! I wish that I could contact someone who was also evacuated from Birmingham. Feel free, please, to contact me.

Name: jo de smit-perukel
Visited: Tue Mar 8 20:12:46 2005
E-Mail: jdesmit@quicknet.nl
no, holland
Comments: hello carol, my name is jo de smit-perukel and my aunt was your grand-mother named miep de nieuwe-perukel. Your father is my cousin robbie de nieuwe! He was a good boy and I loved him very much! My mother had been married with the brother of your grand-mother miep, his name was david charles perukel, nickname piet, he died about 2 years ago. I hope you will contact me, greatings from your family in holland, jo de smit-perukel (I am the sister of ineke perukel-bonsen)

Name: Imogen
Visited: Tue Mar 8 20:08:30 2005
No I'm too young, Devon, England
Comments: In History at the moment my year are doing a drama activity about being evacuated in WW2. We had to do some research and this website was very helpful. It was aslo very interesting as I've never really read an actual real-life account of someone being evacuated, I've just heard stories from my parents about their parents.

Name: Cait
Visited: Mon Mar 7 20:18:44 2005
Comments: This site helped a lot with my homework and was very interesting. Thanks!

Name: W. L. George Collins
Visited: Mon Mar 7 16:35:13 2005
E-Mail: gcollins@poncacity.net
Yes, United States
Comments: What is your telephone number? I am impressed with your effort, and may add a memory or two from WW II later. Our troop carrier group dropped the first American paratroopers into Normandy on D-Day 1944. Cordially, George

Name: ineke bonsen-perukel
Visited: Mon Mar 7 12:06:43 2005
E-Mail: i.bonsen@planet.nl
no, holland
Comments: I like to contact the writer of Camp Lumpar Sari. She is a daudghter of Rob de Nieuwe.Her name is Carol. Her grandmother Miep was my aunt.Miep and my father were brother and sister. Rob was at the age of 16-17-18 always at our home. Please contact me. My mother is stlll alive and she knows a lot of the family.She has 85 years. Love Ineke

Name: Helen Davies
Visited: Mon Mar 7 08:33:54 2005
E-Mail: HelenDMJC@hotmail.com
yes, Australia
Comments: Thank you for having a site so full of memories. This is the first time I have ever seen a photo of the ship which brought us out to Australia in 1939 - her last peacetime trip!

Name: michael meinel
Visited: Sun Mar 6 21:04:14 2005
E-Mail: mmeinel2002@yahoo.co.uk
no, Comments: My father was in Panzer Lehr and he was wounded and captured around Caen in 1944 by Canadian troops and transferred to the USA as a P.O.W. He was from the Dresden so after his release in 1948 went to the U.K and settled in North Wales where he met and married my mother. M.Meinel

Name: Gwilym Ernest Player
Visited: Sun Mar 6 16:51:48 2005
E-Mail: christopher.evans17@tesco.net
yes, Wales
Comments: I was in the Royal Army Service Corps 1944-1947. Landed Gold Beach late p.m D Day. 432 company, Mascott Poll Parrot, painted on front of trucks. 1946 in Egypt,Alexandria,26 Company RASC,then 13 Company. Does this mean anything to anybody?

Name: WILLIAM ROBERT TURVEY
Visited: Sun Mar 6 03:20:39 2005
E-Mail: william@turveybob.fsnet.co.uk
no, Essex England
Comments: Very interesting site and look forward to browsing through some time later. I have a keen interest in war time air fields and first world war. Ypres & Verdun.

Name: phil
Visited: Sat Mar 5 12:04:45 2005
E-Mail: paahs@hotmail.com
Home Page URL:www.tbrecordslimited.com
england
Comments: as a collector of militria and as my hobby is ww2 history this if a fantastic site nice 1 we should never forget what all these men did for us

Name: John Weeks
Visited: Fri Mar 4 20:40:02 2005
E-Mail: jbungaraya@aol.com
yes, egypt/palestine/south africa/england
Comments: Living in Egypt where my father was in the RAMC when war broke out. Evacuated to Palestine then is if a fantastic site nice 1 we should never forget what all these men did for us

Name: John Weeks
Visited: Fri Mar 4 20:33:01 2005
E-Mail: jbungaraya@aol.com
yes, egypt/palestine/south africa/england

Name: Maurice Tidmarsh
Visited: Thu Mar 3 15:43:48 2005
E-Mail: maurice_tidmarsh@hotmail.com
Yes, United Kingdom
Comments: Just spent a fortnight touring Europe.....France, Belgium, Holland , German, Austria and Hungary and visited most of the big cities......Lot of time exploring area of Leipzig, Berlin and Dresden....ending up at Arnhem.....traced a grave of my mates Great Uncle who died on the Somme in 1917 at the age of 19.....Ended up at Ypres and the Dunkirk evacuation beaches.....Some Journey!!! I sometimes regret I was too young and missed it all........what an experience to have lived through......

Name: Kathleen Clasper
Visited: Thu Mar 3 14:50:23 2005
E-Mail: perryclasper@yahoo.co.uk
Yes, England
Comments: I am the daughter of Harry Stafford mentioned in Christopher Preston's account of his stay in Stalag 20. My father made costumes for the prison theatre group.

Name: dave wyley
Visited: Wed Mar 2 21:54:04 2005
E-Mail: bradwell1943@aol
from 1942, great britian
Comments: Brilliant Site!! I have been researching RAF BRADWELL BAY, Essex for some time. I would really like to contact anyone who remembers this station,especially crews of 'land aways' and anyone who served there. Many Thanks, Dave.

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