Former Location B86/Helmond
This temporary Allied airfield was established in October 1944 and began operations in December 1944.
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Source
- Text: Kaj Metz
- Photos: Archief Jeroen Koppes
- GRIMM, P. e.a., Vliegvelden in oorlogstijd, Boom, Amsterdam, 2017.
- WILDEKAMP, R. e.a., Oorlogsvliegvelden van Gemert Bakel Helmond, Heemkundekring De Kommanderij, Gemert, 2011.
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Monument
- Sinti memorial Helmond - Helmond
- Liberation monument Brouwhuis - Helmond
- Memorial St. Joris and the Dragon - Helmond
Cemetery
- Brouwhuis Cemetery - Helmond
- Commonwealth War Graves Helmond - Helmond
- Dutch War Graves Protestant Cemetery Helmond - Helmond
Remembrance Stone
- Memorial stones Koppens Family - Helmond
- Memorial Stone Coppel Family - Helmond
- Memorial Stones Lobe Family - Helmond
Fortification
Crash site
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- Crash SIte North American P-51 Mustang Mk III FX 925, code SZ-U - Helmond
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