This gentleman died November 1, 2020 but I am putting this in anyway as I think it is worth reading. The article is, to me, badly written with far too much repetition but I feel it is still worth reading the full story.
Don Lambie died before he even knew that his album was found. What right did we have to even have it in our possession, let alone pore over it with the intent of publishing it. It was, after all, his personal story not ours. What compelled us to tell his story, the story of a man we never met?
A friend in NZ sent me this -- he died in the war but now being recognised in the Netherlands for his actions. Mods please move if there is a more appropriate thread.
Soon there will be no one left from that time. So many stories left untold among many that were at last recounted. All heroes regardless of which side they were on. I've always been an admirer of Luftwaffe pilots to a certain of extent because like RAF pilots they served to the end..