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If you guys have the time, and you can obtain permission from the owner, I wonder would you be able to grab a photograph at the Hemevez grove...

Hi Al and Jim, I have not had a chance to look through them yet as I was away over the weekend, but I note there are 25 high resolution frames...

Hi Al, Welcome to the Forum. Was your father Sgt Harry Gerheim? Also, do you know if the plane dropped the stick on the correct DZ after...

RE: Possible Typhoon Brucheville Hi Guys, Found a painting of a Normandy ASP Seafire, complete with invasion stripes, here and another...

RE: Possible Typhoon Brucheville Here's another thought... What about the Air Spotting Pool? Ten squadrons in all; five RAF (Spitfires),...

RE: Possible Typhoon Brucheville Hi Jon, Excellent observation; the cannons should be catching sunlight at the same angle as the top of the...

Great to have you onboard Barry, Tales from behind enemy lines in Normandy have always fascinated me, be they airborne, SOE/OSS, evading...

One more... [img] A lot has changed in Canisy since the War and the crossroads in the village is now a roundabout. However, the GE 'street view'...

OK, I think we have it... [img] [img] [img] I am happy to see the road crossing (not a bridge) still there in 1947 :D Regards, Pat

Hi Sean, Working on a spot 950 meters NW of the church in Hebecrevon on the old D77 - if I am right, the new motorway has buried the two small...

Thanks Ellen, As Ian says, we would be delighted to have a look at any relevant pages from the booklet. You can send scans to me if you wish...

Hi Jon, You are very welcome. Hopefully both yourself and the the other users will learn some mutually beneficent new knowledge on The Royal...

RE: Possible Typhoon Brucheville Hi John, I wonder where the WW2 Radio FB site owner(s) are getting these photos from? I doubt very much that...

RE: Possible Typhoon Brucheville Hi John, Apparently both three and four bladed props were in use during the Normandy Campaign. Below is...

...and one more, midway between La Chapelle en Juger and Hebecrevon: [img] The La Terrette River is now covered in trees and scrub, so its hard...

...and another from the WW2 Radio collection very close by: [img] [img] [img] Note the seven lone apple trees in the field at lower right. I...

Hi Sean, There is a better view down the road from this photo on the WW2 Radio FB site. I flipped it right way round below: [img] What do...

RE: Possible Typhoon Brucheville Hi Sean, Below is the wreck of Flying Officer W. Smith's Typhoon marked 'MR-B' (MN625). This photo is taken...

Hi Glyn, The glider you are seeking landing at that time can only be a Waco. Regards, Pat