WWII Allied Aircraft Crashes in The Netherlands

Just come across this site too, it seems to have some excellent info on it with photos of a number of Memorials and other sites of interest that maybe of use to someone;
www.ww2museums.com/country.asp?countryid=1&action=search

Good find REF, it's very interesting. I've just spent over an hour going through it looking at the various airforce memorials, all are good ofcourse, but a few are excellent !! There's two that I noticed to the 101st Airborne. Others include murdered civilians and other atrocities, plus two that are dedicated to the victims of a V1 attack.

Hello all,

Some months ago a new version (4.1) of my "WW-II Allied Aircraft Crashes in The Netherlands" program was released...
The purpose of this software is to help researchers worldwide to get detailed information about Allied Aircraft Crashes in The Netherlands in the Second World War.
All crashes are not (yet) available in the database, though it is gradually filled with more data... At present (29 July 2011), detailed information on almost 800 aircraft and almost 4300 crew members is listed in great detail!

At airwar.texlaweb.nl , you may download the latest version of the software... It is free of charge, though donations are most welcome as it has cost and still costs a lot of money to keep it up and running!

Any comments on the program or information for the database is very much appreciated...

Jan

Welcome to the forum It looks a great application to me Jan, I'm sure members with greater knowledge than me will soon comment.

Chris