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R and E I believe were 437th Mission Galveston Chalk markings

Underscore = 438th TCG Overscore = 435th TCG Dot under number = 436th TCG All three aforementioned Troop Carrier Groups flew Mission Elmira the...

I would say from your rough Schedule Pat that you're trying to fit in too many locations in the am and pm. What would you guys be planning for...

Visiting Hiesville would make pond field, Holdy Horsa and Pratt field within walking distance.

I think my group's intention this year was for us to rent the stables for the D-Day week as there is only three of us going. I'll be staying on to...

The only issue is that its a 7 day minimum stay.

So having returned from Normandy after spending nine days at Le Houlland farmhouse on the outskirts of St. Come du Mont, I can thoroughly...

I would like us to meet up earlier than the 11th, say the 8th of June. I'm currently in Normandy and following the 6th of June, there is hardly...

All events this year are prior to the 6th. I'd imagine it being the same next year.

I'm in. Not sure on the dates suggested though. What about the week following the 6th of June. Our areas of interest are off the beaten track...

Hi John. I completely agree with what's in Peter Turnbull's book. This pretty much completes all the information about those three Horsas. We know...

OK, I'm going to take a wild stab at Horsa E2 and who flew it. Listen to this interview by F/O Melvin Pliner, 82nd TCS, 436th TCG....

Thanks Pat. So what are you hoping to gain from this frame?

Does frame 3126 begin roughly where the 'e' of Boutteville lies?

I disagree with his philosophy and I'm a collector.

I'm afraid not Pat. This guy allegedly has a large collection of photographs of crashed gliders but will not share them. He's a pure collector and...

Here's our collapsed Horsa. [IMG] Image from private collection of Jon Lavin.

I like the theory although it's not of them two as the one in my photo has a Griswold nose.