Have you got the deviation card holder? I remember seeing some on a stall at Shoreham Aeromart not so long ago but cannot remember who was selling them. They were mint and may be newly made.

Thanks. Never thought of checking on Google Earth.

I remember seeing a Jindivick as a gate guardian at Llanbedr. Does it still exist?

Obviously dispersing the collection would be a absolute last resort but sometimes however unpallatable the prospect, worst case scenarios have to be considered. I think the term is ‘damage limitation’.

Hi,

Looks great. I hope you don’t get some guy turn up with a geiger counter though as no doubt we would in good ol blighty!

Hi Andy,

As has already been mentioned by many others on this thread, well done for this sterling work. I personally think that identifying those that lie under ‘unknown airmen’ markers is important and I share your opinion that many more are identifiable, albeit with an immense amount of work and dedication. In my experience with relatives of deceased airmen, the quest for information about a loved one has not diminished one bit with age or the passing of immediate family, there is a hunger for information from subsequent generations. One has only to look at the popularity of geneology (hope its spelt right!) these days. I am pleased that there are still an army of dedicated historian researchers who are only too willing to give up their time and knowledge in this pursuit.

Long may it continue!

Andy I mentioned before on another thread about listings of Commonwealth War Graves that are buried in plots marked as ‘Unknown Airmen’. You mentioned that there was a published list (from years ago) of all the plots and you may have had copies somewhere, did you mangage to find anything?