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John, It might be worth buying a Pay as you go Sim whilst in france.

I'm sorry to hear that you won't be there Charles. Neil.

Apart from Toby which is on the rear, I can't make out what's on the nose. The edge of the photo is blurred which doesn't help. I've tried to...

Especially if you're immediately driving straight to the farmhouse.

From which airport Charles?

I have always believed that Charles de Gaulle is the international airport.

With the location of Chalk #31 identified as being just north of St. Mere Eglise, I'm pretty positive that this Horsa was from the 436th Troop...

Hi Charles, You're spot on. Thanks.

John, you have a great memory. I'm now trying to find the thread where it was discussed.

Is Mark Bando still intending on being in Normandy during the same period? I believe the intention was to do a joint tour with him for at least...

I think those locations covers the glider landings Pat. When you say that it'll start at Hiesville, will we cover the Pratt location and pond...

I'll be staying at the converted stables adjacent to the main house. My dates are 31st May to the 10th of June so I only have the 8th and 9th...

Well done Pat. You'd never know it was ever there from looking at the Google Earth view now.

I think the Glider Pilots handed over the PoWs to the MP's at the crossroads. The interrogation report mentions handing them over at Ste Marie du...

Sean, I'm talking about doing it wearing original Glider Pilot gear.

Another photograph from the F/O Edward Short collection. I think this was taken just before departure from La Couture farm. [ATTACH] Whilst...

So if we're saying the Glider Pilots passed Sherman B16 on Causeway #2 (D913), how did they pass by the hamlet of Hébert from Ste Marie du Mont?

Here's the column at rest somewhere along the route. This photograph was amongst the 2nd Lt Elwood Brindle, 75th TCS Glider Pilot grouping. [ATTACH]