Reference WMO/242035
Edit memorial name, location & address- Brick Brick
- Second World War (1939-1945)
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Plaque, upper: TO THE MEMORY OF MEN OF THE GLIDER PILOT/ REGIMENT WHO FLEW FROM THIS AIRFIELD,/ TAKING THEIR GLIDERBORNE COMRADES/ INTO ACTION WITH 6TH AIRBORNE DIVISION/ ON D-DAY 6TH JUNE 1944, AND WITH/ THE FIRST AIRBORNE DIVISION/ FOR THE BATTLE OF ARNHEM/ IN SEPTEMBER THAT YEAR,/ MANY OF WHOM FAILED TO RETURN. Plaque, lower: DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF/ THOSE MEN AND WOMEN WHO SERVED HERE WITH/ 233 SQUADRON R.A.F. IN 1944 - 1945/ ALL PLAYED A VITAL ROLE,/ WHETHER AIR-CREW FLYING MISSIONS OVER EUROPE/ GROUND STAFF SUPPORTING THOSE MISSIONS,/ OR THE DEDICATED AIR AMBULANCE NURSES WHO FLEW/ WITH THE CASUALTIES FROM THE BATTLEFIELDS/ THEY CAME FROM ALL OVER THE COMMONWEALTH/ AND THE BRITISH ISLES TO SERVE IN THE DEFEAT/ OF TYRANNY AND THE LIBERATION OF EUROPE./ FORTIS ET FIDELIS
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