Hello, I am Gerard John Drake-Feary, son of David Drake-Feary. Sgt Alan Norman Feary is my grandfather. I want to thank everyone for going to the effort of conducting the dig. What was uncovered laid to rest miss information that Alan had been flying a Hurricane at the time of his death and proved unequivocally that he was flying a Spitfire on the day he died, so thanks again. On a visit to England my father on a visit to the crash site was given this metal plaque that someone had retrieved from the crashed Spitfire. Upon learning my father was the son of the pilot that had died, he went and retrieved this piece of metal. I believe it was the farmer on who’s land the plane had crashed that gave it to him but I may be wrong. I was wondering if anyone knew which part of the plane it came from? There is one other piece of information I wish to discover. There is a story I heard about what occured when soldiers were dispatched to retrieve the body and the anger and ire of an RAF officer aimed at them after they attempted to move it without draping a flag over him first. I was very young when I heard the story and was wondering if any one knew of it because I am hazy on the details. [ATTACH=CONFIG]245410[/ATTACH]