Goldfish Club

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B-17F-125-BO
551BS/385BG

2Lt E R Herron crew

Yes, the goldfish club was open to all. Why don’t you contact them – they have an archive and might be able to help you, especially if you have names.

The Goldfish club was formed in 1942 and is an association for people who have parachuted from an aircraft into the sea or who’s aircraft crashed into the sea. It was formed by a British chap so the signatures are likely to be british airmen.

Seems to have been open to all nationalities:

See:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goldfish_Club

http://www.303rdbg.com/goldfish.html

More Goldfish Club details can be found here http://www.thegoldfishclub.co.uk 🙂

The Goldfish club was formed in 1942 and is an association for people who have parachuted from an aircraft into the sea or who’s aircraft crashed into the sea. It was formed by a British chap so the signatures are likely to be british airmen.

The date format 2-13-44 for 13th Feb 44 would tend to suggest indicate these are American signatures.

Also the names do seem to have an American “feel” to them.

Perhaps the contributors at WIX may be able to help.

Im now getting a sighed French? bank note. Not the sign in page.

Dave

Apparently, you have signed in there, so it accepts a link request from your computer’s IP address.

For anyone who does not have an account there, it limits the link to the sign-in page.

This is actually common for sites that require registration before access is granted.

I suggest you download the pic/doc & put them up on a “no registration required to view” hosting site.

Ok….?

Nope. Still the same.

Regards,

kev35

Oops! Please try again!

That link only goes to a GoogleDocs sign-in page.