Readie
Chief Master Sergeant
Lest we forget Photo Gallery by Ian Dalgliesh at pbase.com
An interesting collection quietly reminding us.
Enjoy
John
An interesting collection quietly reminding us.
Enjoy
John
'Lest we forget photo gallery'
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vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
Very cool John, thanks for posting this.
Nice find! Thanks for sharing.
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Some good stuff in there, and what a great idea to preserve the memory in photos like these.
Crimea_River
Marshal
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Readie
Chief Master Sergeant
That is an impressive respectful memorial in Canada.
Is the Lancaster static or in flying condition?
Cheers
John
Is the Lancaster static or in flying condition?
Cheers
John
Crimea_River
Marshal
It's essentially static John, but the Merlins and props are being restored and they can now fire up 2 of them, working on the third.
Bomber Command Museum of Canada
Bomber Command Museum of Canada
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Readie
Chief Master Sergeant
I have to hand it to you Canadians, you know how to honour your countrymen.
The Lancaster gleams and the roll of honour is superb.
Thanks for posting the museum link, I would like to visit one day.
Cheers
John
The Lancaster gleams and the roll of honour is superb.
Thanks for posting the museum link, I would like to visit one day.
Cheers
John
That a nice memorial Andy, very respectful. 
Njaco
The Pop-Tart Whisperer
Very nice!
Very nice link and pictures. Thanks for sharing them.
I love traveling around and visiting WW2 monuments no matter how small or large and no matter what nation they are a from. We should never forget any of them.
One of the finest and most beautiful monuments I have ever seen is the WW2 monument in Washington DC. I will post some pics up of it later (maybe start a thread for monuments). I am really looking forward to going back to Normandy in July (have not been there since 1994 when I was there for the 50th Anniversary), and getting some pics of the monuments there again.
I love traveling around and visiting WW2 monuments no matter how small or large and no matter what nation they are a from. We should never forget any of them.
One of the finest and most beautiful monuments I have ever seen is the WW2 monument in Washington DC. I will post some pics up of it later (maybe start a thread for monuments). I am really looking forward to going back to Normandy in July (have not been there since 1994 when I was there for the 50th Anniversary), and getting some pics of the monuments there again.
