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WEMBACH 2004 |
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The aircraft came down on the edge of woodland on the outskirts
to the village of Wembach, south-east of Darmstadt.
When we arrived in
Wembach in April 2004 we were introduced to a gentleman who had seen the
crash site on the morning of 19th March 1944, he accompanied us to the
woodland and indicated where the plane had come down, represented by the
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guide and pilot Armin Probst also give me the opportunity to look at the
site from the air. My understanding of the crash site would indicate that
the plane came down from the lower right hand side of the picture travelling
towards the top left corner. |
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Information
and advice has come from many people whose time and trouble I am extremely
grateful for.
Amongst those are
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Alain
Delattre - Sending
me details and photographs from France to correct and update information. |
| Carolyn
Donohoe - For
providing information on Gordon Doggett also a huge amount of support. |
| Steve
Fell - For
his enthusiasm and energy in researching all aspects mentioned on these
pages. |
| Armin
Probst - For
tracking down the location of the crash site, driving us to the location
and flying us over the crash site, as well as translating for us, we are
deeply grateful. |
| Iris
Robbins - For
support and advice. |
| Alex
Seal - For
advice in producing these basic web pages. |
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