Hello! You can help me please, i search the document`s from the wargrave Comission after the II.War. The Wargrave Comission has after the war all died Soldiers Pilots and their crews change of small cemeteries on warcemeteries. I would like to try with these were subject crash-place toinvestigate. (excuse my english!) I hope you understand. Thanks for your help Matthias
Originally posted by Mabalu@Nov 11 2004, 10:38 AM Hello! You can help me please, i search the document`s from the wargrave Comission after the II.War. The Wargrave Comission has after the war all died Soldiers Pilots and their crews change of small cemeteries on warcemeteries. I would like to try with these were subject crash-place toinvestigate. (excuse my english!) I hope you understand. Thanks for your help Matthias [post=29376]Quoted post[/post] MATTHIAS I am not quite sure of what you are looking for - (1) Are you trying to find the location of cemeteries where Royal Air Force Pilots and Crews, killed in action, are buried? or (2) Are you trying to find the location of where their aircraft crashed? Regards Tonym
Many crashes in small places occurred. To the war a Commision fromplace came to place and looked for the cemeteries for crashed died pilots bedded these off on war cemeteries over. I seek to find the documents of these Comission around the crashplaces on the basis person data in small places. Are you trying to find the location of where their aircraft crashed? Yes, with the Names and the Documents from the wargrave Commision. Regards Matthias
If, as you say, you are trying to trace crash sites this os outside my research. The only suggestions that I can make is that you can contact the following organisations:- THE ROYAL AIR FORCE MUSEUM,Grahame Park Way, Hendon, London,NW9 5LL, England - They may be able to advise you who you can contact regarding "Air Crash Sites". There are groups who specialise in this subject. THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, TW9 4DU, England. who may offer advice regarding researchers who may help but this could be expensive. THE COMMONWEALTH WAR GRAVES COMMISSION, 2 Marlow Road, Maidenhead, Berkshire, SL6 7DX, England. Who may be able to offer advice on researchers. Forgive me if I am wrong but I assume that you are from France or Belgium? There are two Email addresses that I can offer who may be of assistance:- FRANCE: faoffice@cwgc.org or BELGIUM: neoffice@cwgc.org That is about all the assistance that I can offer. Good luck in your research Tonym
Hello! Thanks for the Adress. I come from Germany, i have a Website www.crashplace.de I write a e-mail to London. I want see, what can i do. Greeting Matthias
