Twenty series Merlins were used for Lancaster, Halifax and Beaufighter II IIRC

Cees

I remember him. Sorry to hear of his passing. The former forum was a great place with many passionate people who contributed a wealth of information. Those were the days.

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Cees

Thanks Anne, standard operating procedure I guess.
 

But it’s not about me, but a private organisation which has been working for decades to locate and bring home missing aircrew from WW2, irrelevant what their nationality may be.

@Geoff, I have been a volunteer with this organization: Aircraft Recovery Group 1940-1945, since 1989. Website http://www.arg1940-1945.nl

and have been a member on this forum for around 20 years (you should know). CeBro is short for Cees Broere. Previously HP57.

The wreck was found by a fishing trawler during 1998 and our group was contacted. We identified the aircraft and spent the next decades trying to have it recovered. The next of kin were also contacted. The main thing is that the next of kin can now close a chapter and the three missing finally have been laid to rest. 
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Cees

Funny Guy did that.

This has been our organisation’s project since 1999. We identified the aircraft, found the next of kin etc. And as usual others take the credit. Hilarious as usual.

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Cees

Ahh, that piece. Yes Johan is a generous man.

Hi Alan,

I am working on a Lancaster instrumentpanel with windscreen etc to go with it similar to the Hampden set up Can I take those parts of your hands?

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Cees