Books photos about executed POWS June 1944

Originally posted by DaveCox
Carman,

You could also try searching this site:

http://www.cwgc.org/

The Commonwealth War Graves Commission site is searchable and has proved invaluable in tracing the last honoured resting place of some of our relatives and others that we have helped.

Some of the individual war cemetaries have been placed on the internet ( search on Google?), we have actually managed to obtain some WW1 grave 'photos this way.

Ex- servicemen, their relatives & descendants are part of a family, we joke about on some of the forums but when help is needed then it'll be there.

You're awesome. Thank you for the link and the helpfulness. What you say about "all joking aside", I know to be so very true. THAT is one of the thing about this "circle" (for lack of a better word) that impresses the hell out of me. I love that tightness and caring and understanding and help. The loyalty. The protectiveness. The whole damned thing! Spread thatattitude around, make it addictive, and hey... imagine what the rest of the world would look like eh?

Guess I'm saying that..."HEY...you guys ROCK!" to use a youthful expression

Someone who attended the Juno Beach opening was going to be at Beny Sur Mer and try take a photo for me... I just have to wait til theygetback to Canada to find out if they were successful... if not, I'll use your links and scream for help and maybe even get very yappy about the whole issue until someone helps just to shut me up