Cheers,
Rob
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Yes, that was one reason we learned. However, we spoke a member of RAF 3 Sqn and he told us a fuzzy story of a pilot who served with 3 Sqn flying Hawker Typhoons in 1943, while in the Florennes neighbourhood, who was killed in action.The reason was a memorial for Jean de Selys-Longchamps if I'm not mistaken.
Probably not, but we were not sent off, ahem.Your last photo is special. Were you allowed to go on the shelter?
Baron Jean de Selys-Longchamps was killed while landing his damaged Typhoon at Manston in 1943. He was flying with RAF 3 Squadron at that time.Schffrs wrote: ↑24 Oct 2023, 18:04Yes, that was one reason we learned. However, we spoke a member of RAF 3 Sqn and he told us a fuzzy story of a pilot who served with 3 Sqn flying Hawker Typhoons in 1943, while in the Florennes neighbourhood, who was killed in action.The reason was a memorial for Jean de Selys-Longchamps if I'm not mistaken.Probably not, but we were not sent off, ahem.Your last photo is special. Were you allowed to go on the shelter?
Cheers,
Rob
Thanks Jimi, that detail escaped us, and now it makes more sense.He was flying with RAF 3 Squadron at that time.
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