Greetings from Denmark

43 years old, always been interested in WW2 history and esp. the planes of WW2 and air combat (Primarily Europe).
Other interests:
BMW motorcycles, photography, fishing, reading, and improving my english.

 

Welcome to the forum Galland. have to say your English is pretty damn good. Which aircraft and which areas of the air war are you particularly focusing on?

 

Welcome to the forum Galland.

Hope you enjoy your time here.

Cheers

Geoff

 

Welcome and enjoy.!!!

 

Welcome to the forum Galland
:car:

 

Welcome to the forum

 

Thanks for the welcome and the kind compliment on my english laguange skills. I try to keep up.
My main read these days primarily concerns the Battle of Britain, but I'm positive that other areas of the air war in Europe'll interest me too, after this.

 

Hmmm, I see we must indoctrinate you into the delights of the Bomber War

 

Hi Kitty - please: feel free to try.

 

Hi Galland,

Did you know that there were 69 Aussies of the Royal Australian Air Force buried in Denmark during WW2?

They were also buried in Norway (26), Sweden (10), Iceland (5) and Faroe Islands (1).

Cheers

Geoff

 

Hi Galland,

Welcome to the forum, look forward to your contribution.

Regards
Peter

 

I did know that there were RAF guys buried in Denmark (- and germans too), but didn't know about the Aussies.

 

And one of mine from British Guiana!

 

Thanks Jerome.

 

watch it Galland, they'll be after you for photos next

 

Good Lord...thanks for the warning, Kitty. :lol:

 

Hi Garland,
A belated welcome to the forum. I am sure that you will find it very useful here as we do have a lot of members here with a lot of WW2 knowledge. If your interested i do have the complete set of Bomber Command Losses of WW2 and also Fighter Command Losses of WW2 so if you need any imformation please do not hesitate to ask me.
Cheers
Sniper

 

Hi Sniper. What's next - you start calling me "Judy"?

Never mind, thanks for your welcome and your kind offer. It sounds like something that's hard to refuse.
I'd appreciate any kind of info, airforce-related, of the Allied and German forces during WW2.
PM me and let's work something out.

 

Opps Sorry Galland, wasn't looking at what i was typing. The books i have are set by year and if there is a particular date you are researching i should be able to give you this imformation on the losses for that date.
Bomber Command
Squadron No, Aircraft Type, Aircraft No, Operation, Crew list including ranks and if killed, prisoner of war etc, Details of the operation.
Fighter Command
Squadron No, Fighter Type, Fighter No, Type of operation, Pilots Name

If i can help any of our members i'm only too willing to do what i can.

Sniper

 

Thanks, and np w. the name - typos happen.
I'll get back to you as soon as I'm okay again - busy coming down with the flu today.
TTYL.