GC2XPQF RCAF 432 (Traditional Cache) in Vlaams-Brabant, Belgium created by GreetLuc

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Reden: zelfs geocachers hebben een respect meer voor andermans werk (zie: GC3Y9X0 Souvenir from Budapest)

Unfortunately we gone do no more effort to replace this cache.
Reason: even geocachers have more respect for other people's work (see: GC3Y9X0 Souvenir from Budapest)

This entry was edited by GreetLuc on Thursday, 15 November 2012 at 06:57:00 UTC.

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A cache by GreetLuc Message this owner

Hidden : 6/7/2011

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Size: Size: micro (micro)

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432 Squadron Royal Canadian Air Force
- Basis in Skipton-On-Swale (Groot-Brittannie).
- Vliegtuig neergestort op 4 juli 1943 boven Zoutleeuw tijdens een bombardementsopdracht naar Keulen.
- Het was één van de vier vliegtuigen die het 432 squadron die nacht verloor.
- De bemanning werd begraven op het vliegveld van Brustem.
- Na de oorlog herbegraven op Heverlee War Cemetary.
- Herdacht op 23 september 2010 door een monument te Zoutleeuw.
Bemanning: Patrick Kelly Chambers, Roy Frederick Moore, Brock Laverne Owen, Lee Henry Alexander Mc Cormick en Bryon Homer Garoutte.

432 Squadron Royal Canadian Air Force
- Based in Skipton - on - Swale (Great Britain).
- Plane crashed over Zoutleeuw on July 4, 1943 during a bombing mission to Cologne.
- It was one of the four planes that the 432 Squadron lost that night.
- The crew were buried at the Brustem airport.
- They were reburied at Heverlee War Cemetery after the war.
- Commemorated on September 23, 2010 by a monument at Zoutleeuw.
Crew: Patrick Kelly Chambers, Roy Frederick Moore, Laverne Brock Owen, Henry Lee Alexander Mc Cormick and Bryon Homer Garoutte.

WELL DONE