Aircraft Recovery Group 1940-1945

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Name: Chris Jarrett
From: Sudbury, Canada
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Very neat site! I am particulary interested in the wrecks found (or waiting to be found) in lake IJsselmeer as I beleive my great uncles' plane (Halifax II HR 713 408 squadron RCAF lost on April 3/4 1943) may be there. According to one on-line source, it is 13 km W Harderwijk. Anyway, hard to beleive that it is possible wreck might one day be found. Keep up the great work!

Chris Jarrett
Added: November 15, 2008
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Submitted by
Name: Rob West
From: Los Angeles, California, USA
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I visited the polders in 1970, and was shown the wreckage of Short Stirling BF 523/90 sqdn RAF. Since then I am researching the history of the aircraft and crew.
Keep up the good work
Het Best
TSgt Robert E West
USAF Retired

Added: October 13, 2008
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Submitted by
Name: W.M.J. Stokkink
From: Zaandam (Holland)
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Op 28/9 hebben wij het Fort bezocht en de voordracht van dhr. Nauta meegemaakt. Het was een mooie presentatie waaruit de bevlogenheid van betrokkene voor dit werk bleek.
Het was zeer interressant. Tijdens onze rondgang door het museum kregen we een goede indruk van het geen er gedurende de oorlog in Noord Holland is gebeurd.
Hartelijke groet,
WMJ Stokkink
Added: September 29, 2008
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Submitted by
Name: Horst-Manfred Gerngreif
From: Hilden /Germany
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Comments:
We met about a week ago on the Woensberg near Huizen,for the Morris Minor weekend.I would like very much to be involved in excavating WWII aircraft near us.So far no contact.Meeting you is a real step forward in my pursuit of dealing with our past in that particular way.
I wish you all the best in your present and future projects.Would like so much to take part. Yours :Horst from Hilden /Germany
Added: September 15, 2008
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Submitted by
Name: Graham French
From: Ipswich, UK
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Comments:
Hi just looked at your site, my interest is Hawker Typhoons and Tempests.
I thought you had a Typhoon fuselage?
Will visit if you have.

Graham

Admin reply: Dear Graham,

Indeed we have a fuselage section of Typhoon RB396, XP-W of 174 squadron. Plane was damaged by flak and made an emergency landing. Pilot F/L C.W. House survived unharmed.
Hope to hear from you.
Bye,

Harm van der Laan
Secretary ARG 1940-1945
Added: September 4, 2008
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Name: Webmaster ARG1940-1945
From: Netherlands
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Welcome to the guestbook of our Foundation Aircraft Recovery Group 1940-1945.

We're looking forward to your responses/input. Therefore we hope you'll sign our questbook and share your thoughts with us!

Best regards,

All volunteers of Aircraft Recovery Group 1940-1945

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Added: September 3, 2008
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