This excellent website traces the training and operational times of Lancaster pilot Bruce Johnston RCAF through the pages of his diary. It gives a wonderful insight into the daily trivia as well as the dramatic trauma of those eventful war years.
A non-political society dedicated to helping relatives of fallen and missing airmen from 1939 - 45, preserving the memories, photographs and documents of those who paid the ultimate sacrifice. The site contains a diverse range of fascinating information including archaeology and an increasing number of loss records for the RAF, USAAF and Luftwaffe.
Malcolm Brooke's well researched website gives further detail of other operations against the Dortmund-Ems canal, and includes the German perspective from people living in the Ladbergen area. A further section covers 49 squadron which, as part of 5 Group, also participated on the DEK raids.
Martin Nichols' site focuses on RAF Fiskerton in Lincolnshire, the home of 49 and 576 squadrons. His comprehensive site includes a timeline from 1942 to the present day, many excellent photographs of aircraft and personnel and a recount of life on the station for a typical raid.
Kerry Barnes' new site, some of it still under development, paying special tribute to his uncle Eric le Page Langlois also KIA 3 March 1945, and other ANZAC servicemen.
