Bomb Craters Formerumerbos
Begin 1943, a English bomber on its way to Germany, was followed by a German nightfighter. He dropped his bombs when he tried to escape. The four bomb craters still are visible. This sign is located next to one of these.
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Source
- Text: Gerard Passchier
- Photos: Gerard Passchier
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- Dutch War Graves D.R. Cemetery - Midsland
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- Commonwealth War Graves West-Terschelling - West-Terschelling
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