This post from last year seems to get alot of hits! If you are interested i have many other shots I have taken of the incredible defences that abound in this region of France (which was in the militarised zone) so email me: pnursery@aol.com
You will also find various photos of my fathers taken in North Africa between 1941-44
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I have many more to post of my dads photos including the sinking in Tobruk harbour of the gunboat Ladybird in 1942 and his billet and the aftermath of battle (usually i post at the weekends to make a nice contrast to the technical analysis of financial markets) plus some including 20 Agfa photos he took from an elite Fallschirmjäger he 'met' (!) during the battle of Alamein. Perhaps somone could ID the german commanding officers in the photos (pls contact me as per baove email). It appears that this german had fought in Crete and i have numerous photos of the parachute landings before he ended up in N. Africa
You will also find various photos of my fathers taken in North Africa between 1941-44
link1 link 2 Link 3
I have many more to post of my dads photos including the sinking in Tobruk harbour of the gunboat Ladybird in 1942 and his billet and the aftermath of battle (usually i post at the weekends to make a nice contrast to the technical analysis of financial markets) plus some including 20 Agfa photos he took from an elite Fallschirmjäger he 'met' (!) during the battle of Alamein. Perhaps somone could ID the german commanding officers in the photos (pls contact me as per baove email). It appears that this german had fought in Crete and i have numerous photos of the parachute landings before he ended up in N. Africa
Hmm very interesting... Cap-Ferret non?
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