Archaeology

The Aircrew Remembrance Society have been involved in many recoveries spanning 35 years.

We have erected memorials for lost airman of all nationalaties at the crash site and are continuing to do so.
During these recoveries we photographed the excavation and documented all the finds.

Over the coming months these details will be added to this site.

We would be happy to provide relatives and families of a special DVD of the recovery at cost price and a donation to the society!

14/15.03.1944 6./KG30 Junkers Ju 88A-4 Wnr. 140099 Uffz Straube (New 23-08-08)

24.06.1944 4./(F)123 Messerschmitt Bf 109G-5 Wnr.27107 Uffz Blochberger

06.06.1998 Address at graveside by Ursula Strauss (nee Blochberger)

14/15.01.1945 No.692 P.F.F. Squadron Mosquito MM150 F/O Morgan

12.03.1945 No.21 Sqdn R.A.F. Mosquito VI SZ963 W/C Oats (New 25-08-08)

02.08.1945 No.309 (P) Sqdn Mustang III FX876 W/O Pietrzak

We are currently working on this section. The Aircrew Remembrance Society in addition to researching lost aircrew and preserving information also undertake the recovery of missing airman and or their aircraft and have been doing this for over 35 years. The website is a very recent development in our association and consequently collating the information will take us some time.
We all carry out this work in our spare time and with our own money so updating the site does take time. We have thousands of photographs and documents that we need to upload and this will be done as soon as possible.

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