After our adventures in Norway with the recovery of Halifax NA337, we travelled to Belgium where
             we  recovered a second Halifax from a bog near the town  of Geraardsbergen. The remaining crew
were buried with a military service  and most the aircraft was  melted down into hundreds of
            pounds of aluminum. These ingots were presented to some of the most historic war museums and monuments in the world in the form of plaques, medals  and a skylight in London. 
                   
                         Our objective is to create a Network of aviation and wartime projects around the world that are                               related to memorials, aviation archeology and education. This part of history must never be
                      forgotten. We will be contacting members shown on the list above to encourage them to join
this project which will promote each and every member of the network.