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WW2 Bomber Crew'S Remains Identified: 80-year-old mystery: WW2 bomber crew's remains identified - Vimarsana News

WW2 Bomber Crew'S Remains Identified: 80-year-old mystery: WW2 bomber crew's remains identified

UK News: The Dutch have identified remains of three individuals who were shot down by the Germans over Dutch waters eighty years ago. British airmen Arthur Sma

Remains of missing crew found in British WWII bomber identified - Vimarsana News

Remains of missing crew found in British WWII bomber identified

On Thursday, the remains of the three missing crew members found in the wreck of the British Lancaster ED603 in September were identified. They are Arthur Smart, Charles Sprack and Edward Moore, as laboratory tests in Soesterberg have revealed. The Royal Netherlands Army Salvage and Identification Service has now been able to provide clarity for the families of the missing men. The discovery signals the end of a long period of uncertainty for the families concerned in the United Kingdom.

Source: nltimes.nl
Bodies of three more missing WW II British airmen identified - Vimarsana News

Bodies of three more missing WW II British airmen identified

Bodies of three more missing WW II British airmen identified

WW2 bomber crew's remains identified 80 years after plane shot down over Netherlands | Second world war - Vimarsana News

WW2 bomber crew's remains identified 80 years after plane shot down over Netherlands | Second world war

Burials can go ahead of men who never returned from bombing mission over Germany in 1943

WWII Bomber Occupants Identified - Vimarsana News

WWII Bomber Occupants Identified

Remains of the occupants of a crashed British WWII bomber in the IJsselmeer are identified, concluding a decades-long mystery.