Search Results

Fantastic find Hans...;) This could well be HNMS Soemba!!! She seems to be putting out copious amounts of smoke... [img] Image Credit:...

Hi Neil, What fascinates me about the numbers is the purpose of the white tick marks. I now wonder if they are identification marks to allow...

Hi Allan, I think it was on the Forces War Records site I found it. Their individual service records are quite limited as to what...

Hi All, I just came across the entry for HNMS Soemba in the 1943/44 edition of 'Jane's Fighting Ships': [img] The photo shows her without the...

...just found this diagram. So if its correct, No. 885 NAS Seafires were coded '2D' during the Normandy Invasion. So, one numeral and one...

Hi All, I found these Spitfire/Seafire wreck photos in the Belgian CEGESOMA Archive: [img] [img] Anyone able to tell if its one or the...

Thanks Sean, I'll see if that's possible over the weekend. Hi Jon, In this rare instance, yes, VCS-7 Spitfires carried RAF markings....

Hi Stephen, It would make sense for American ASP pilots, whom as I understand matters, came from individual USN ships, to be assigned to spot...

Thanks Dale, I recall reading somewhere that Col. Lindquist sent a reconnaissance patrol across the night before the attack, but the attempt...

Thanks Patrick, I had found your page a few nights back while Googling the incident. I have been wondering about the pencil markings on Sgt...

Thanks Dale, I was looking at a NCAP frame the other night for this quest and found what might be a crash site visible through a hole in the...

Hi Sean, I reckon A-6 La Londe is the only strip which fits the bill for the 403 Spitfire. The only other option might be ELG-1 but as far as I...

Hi Guys, I have gone through 16 of the 25 reasonably high resolution IGN frames flown in 1947 as indicated by the orange centre points on the...

RE: Possible Typhoon Brucheville Sorry Stephen, I see now that the ASP was under direct 2TAF control. Regards, Pat

Hi Stephen, The only Appendix I have seen to date is one I purchased from TNA for No. 165 Squadron covering the period June 1942 to April 1945....

RE: Possible Typhoon Brucheville Hi Stephen, 26 and 63...Ken Delve has those two with the Air Spotting Pool on D-Day, so was the ASP under Air...

RE: Possible Typhoon Brucheville Hi John, Yes, a couple of photos actually. One Spitfire is from No. 602 Squadron and the other (belly landed)...

RE: Possible Typhoon Brucheville Hi Stephen, ADGB...Spitfire VB...I don't see any squadrons from ADGB using the VB model in the RAF Order of...

Hi Niels, Yes, a lot of work has been already done on the incident. Apparently, the German major from the chateau was subsequently to be...

Thanks Jim, I was hoping that the jump last June over Hemevez might have come up from your direction, but no such luck - see this YouTube video...