Dambusters memorial unveiled in Netherlands
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 8 Oct, 13:14 · Archive
A Second World War Dambusters crew memorial has been unveiled in the Netherlands.
A memorial honouring a Dambusters crew from the Second World War has been unveiled in the Netherlands. An Oxfordshire MP was present at the ceremony.
The Dambusters, formally 617 Squadron of the Royal Air Force, carried out raids on German dams during the Second World War. The memorial was unveiled by a charity and marks the crew's historical contributions.
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- Charity's Second World War Dambusters memorial unveiled in NetherlandsA memorial for a Dambusters crew in the Second World War has been unveiled in the Netherlands with an Oxfordshire MP attending.Oxfordshire Guardian · 8 Oct, 12:30
- Charity's Second World War Dambusters memorial unveiled in NetherlandsA memorial for a Dambusters crew in the Second World War has been unveiled in the Netherlands with an Oxfordshire MP attending.Oxford Mail · 8 Oct, 12:30
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