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Hi Kevin, Usually I put the 1944-1945 report on top of reliable sources compared to post war accounts. That said, sure those reports can en do...

Thanks John. I see the similar prts...must be the place.

I recently received some paperwork from a veterans collection. It included an edit version of F/O Goulden's experence, one of the few glider pilot...

Thanks. Well, I am not an expert, but wanted to figure out where the Georgian/German HQ could be. The story is known, they, or a large part of...

A big thumbs up for that great research and result.

Looks like this is going to work. Looks to me like the end of a column heading towards the beach. don't know which 'exit' this is. [ATTACH]

Happy to see the landing spot for Nash. met Bill in 2010, shortly before he passed away. Still friends with his daughters. :) did send them...

THAT is a very interesting map. The incomplete names must be easy to find.

It was on the right side of the road, coming from the Beach. Actually need to check how to post the photo.

I admit that I have not checked for the exact location, but am sure it has been mentioned and shown somewhere on this forum, and Niels might know...

A CP might be to big word for what it was. No CP for glider pilots in Holland, but a bivvaouc area. Would expect a collecting point or something...

Neil, about being Amazon the GPs of the Elmira mission ending up in 82nd CP area. What I think is that 435th gliders landed around Ste Mere...

Happy to see you here G. Love your book. Hans

Is over a decade that I watched the film. Should watch it again soon.

Can't tell yet. But know my area's of interest :-)

Hi Brendan, Some leads are already given. I run the Airborne Troop Carrier webpage. I am also closest connected with the ww2 glider pilot...

Kevin, we are loosing those fine men rather fast these days. Sadly.

Thanks on the book info guys.