B-17 crash landing near Raversijde
B-17 crash landing near Raversijde
Two Ebay photo's of a B-17 that made after a crash landing on the front garden of the Atlantikwall on 21-02-1944
at Raversijde in Belgium, I think a little bit later, the beach was full with anti landing obstacles ??
https://www.worldwarphotos.info/gallery ... erke-1944/
http://aircrewremembered.com/skoubo-ralph.html
Regards Jos
at Raversijde in Belgium, I think a little bit later, the beach was full with anti landing obstacles ??
https://www.worldwarphotos.info/gallery ... erke-1944/
http://aircrewremembered.com/skoubo-ralph.html
Regards Jos
Re: B-17 crash landing near Raversijde
First thing i looked for the date in your post.
You would expect the beach to be full of obstacles.
JK
You would expect the beach to be full of obstacles.
JK
Re: B-17 crash landing near Raversijde
Somewhere from 1943 or later, looking at the M43 Feldmütze.
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One thing is what you would expect, another thing is what the evidence says ...First thing i looked for the date in your post.
You would expect the beach to be full of obstacles.
The date would seem to be very well documented in the links.
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Re: B-17 crash landing near Raversijde
Yes Jens! Both given links state the date for the crash landing being 21st February 1944, so why the guesswork?
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Re: B-17 crash landing near Raversijde
hello,
it seems like the beach little covered with an obstacle. but maybe pierrot could give us the info ?
I think the date is not to be doubted.
Me belfra-team
mariakerke november 44
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it seems like the beach little covered with an obstacle. but maybe pierrot could give us the info ?
I think the date is not to be doubted.
Me belfra-team
mariakerke november 44
Source NA.
Re: B-17 crash landing near Raversijde
The ebay pictures and more are also here: http://www.americanairmuseum.com/aircraft/6000