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Eisenhower Memorial - Taken by Chris Reynolds 02 May 2015
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Eisenhower Memorial - Taken by Chris Reynolds 02 May 2015
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Eisenhower Memorial - Taken by Chris Reynolds 02 May 2015
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USAAF War Memorial - Taken by Chris Reynolds 02 May 2015
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USAAF War Memorial - Taken by Chris Reynolds 02 May 2015
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Berlin Airlift - Taken by Chris Reynolds 02 May 2015
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Berlin Airlift - Taken by Chris Reynolds 02 May 2015
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USAAF - Bushy Park - Taken by BP 24 Apr 2023
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USAAF - Bushy Park detail - Taken by BP 24 Apr 2023
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Plastic plaque - Taken by BP 24 Apr 2023
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Location marker - Taken by BP 24 Apr 2023
Reference WMO/201944
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THIS TABLET/ MARKS THE SPOT OF THE/ EUROPEAN HEADQUARTERS/ OF THE/ UNITED STATES/ ARMY AIR FORCE/ JULY 1942 - DECEMBER 1944/ AND IS DEDICATED BY THE/ ROYAL AIR FORCE/ TO THEIR COMRADES-IN-ARMS/ IT IS THROUGH FRATERNITY/ THAT LIBERTY IS SAVED/ VICTOR HUGO // THIS PLAQUE TO COMMEMORATE/ THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE ENDING/ OF THE BERLIN AIRLIFT/ ON THE 12TH MAY 1949/ WAS UNVEILED BY/ HRH THE PRINCE OF WALES/ ON 14TH MAY 1999 // SHAEF/ON THIS SPOT STOOD THE OFFICE OF/GENERAL DWIGHT D EISENHOWER/SUPREME COMMANDER ALLIED EXPEDITIONARY FORCE//HERE FOR THE THREE VITAL MONTHS LEADING UP TO THE/D-DAY LANDINGS ON THE 6TH JUNE 1944 EISENHOWER AND HIS/STAFF PLANNED THE INVASION OF EUROPE//THE SUPREME HEADQUARTERS ALLIED EXPEDITIONARY FORCE/MOVED TO BUSHY PARK FROM GROSVENOR SQUARE ON/SUNDAY 5TH MARCH 1944 EISENHOWER MOVED TO HIS/ADVANCE HEADQUARTERS AT SOUTHWICK HOUSE/PORTSMOUTH ON 2ND JUNE 1944
Registered Park and Garden
10000281 - monument unlisted but within Grade I listed Park and Garden
Bushy Park
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The Royal Parks