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Dieuwertje Member	# Posted: 6 May 12 17:44 Reply Today, after we stood still by the victims of World War Two. I went to the Common Wealth War graves in our village. This young man were shot shot down above or near the island Texel. It's good to see they were never forget and the graves are still visited by all kind of people. It was also very special to see how a father tried his young sons to explane why they lost their life for our freedom. The memorail statue This old Lancaster Airoplane flew today over the cemerty to honour the victims
geert geenen Member	# Posted: 6 May 12 22:19 Reply a good tribute to our liberators, Dieuwertje. here is a photo from a year ago: British soldiers, all between 88 and 92 years old, visiting the Dutch village of Winssen; they were welcomed by the mayor.
hardloperjan (Jan Landman) Member	# Posted: 6 May 12 23:16 Reply Its May 4e, The Netherlands remembers the death from the WOII and other wars. This monument in Papendrecht remembers the crash of a UK Lancaster bomber names "Popeye" 7 man ware killed in this crash on July 21e 1944....Man...yes 19-30 years young... When does it stop...?
Unknownz (Alpha Male) Member	# Posted: 9 May 12 19:10 Reply
Bruce Miller Member	# Posted: 10 May 12 11:24 Reply "Lest we forget". Thank you.
Chris H Member	# Posted: 20 May 12 15:15 - Edited by: Chris H Reply On the Mall in DC --- WWII Memorial