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Niece 'privileged' to attend memorial | Otago Daily Times Online News - Vimarsana News

Niece 'privileged' to attend memorial | Otago Daily Times Online News

The niece of a New Zealand airman who was killed 80 years ago says she could not imagine the horror of the crash which killed him. Alexandra...

Source: odt.co.nz
Niece of killed airman attends Germany memorial service - Vimarsana News

Niece of killed airman attends Germany memorial service

The niece of a New Zealand airman killed 80 years ago says she felt incredibly privileged to be able to attend his memorial service in Germany this...

Source: odt.co.nz
Memorial to six brave RAF men - including Scots pilot - who crashed into field in Germany in 1943 unveiled at wreckage site - Vimarsana News

Memorial to six brave RAF men - including Scots pilot - who crashed into field in Germany in 1943 unveiled at wreckage site

For 75 years it lay buried beneath a crop-covered field in Germany. Now a memorial monument has been built at the site of the wreckage to remember six RAF men, including Scottish pilot Andrew Bro

'You can see how important it is for them': German memorial honours WWII bomber crew - Vimarsana News

'You can see how important it is for them': German memorial honours WWII bomber crew

A Winnipeg man is traveling to Germany this week to honour a long-lost cousin whose plane was shot down during World War II.

P.E.I. men who died on the same plane during WW II honoured with new monument - Vimarsana News

P.E.I. men who died on the same plane during WW II honoured with new monument

Two Island families say they're grateful to see the names of their loved ones on a permanent monument recently unveiled at a Second World War crash site in Germany. 

Source: cbc.ca