Good Deed, not many finds...

[CRUSADER]

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[Eric Willoughby]

Bumped to top. Will one of the Moderators on here PLEASE give Crusader an Honorable Mention? This situation clearly calls for recognition!!

 

[Eric Willoughby]

Cheers mate. I have returned a few wedding rings in my time but I've always wanted to return something historic & everytime I've tried (with WWI dog tag + others) I have failed. This is one of my limited success stories, although I haven't given up on some recent WWII Dog Tags

Crusader, let me know if you need help with that. I am former military and I know how to go through the system for old military records. I will happily be your American extension in this search.

Thanks for the offer, if I get a US version, I will bear you in mind, but these were UK:
http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,378216.0.html

If you can help with UK ones, please feel free
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Oh ok, my mistake, I thought you found Yankee tags. Sorry brother, I can't be of any use locating British ones, seeing that it takes a local search of the records and interviews with surviving men who may have known the chap.

 

[Eric Willoughby]

Cheers mate. I have returned a few wedding rings in my time but I've always wanted to return something historic & everytime I've tried (with WWI dog tag + others) I have failed. This is one of my limited success stories, although I haven't given up on some recent WWII Dog Tags

Crusader, let me know if you need help with that. I am former military and I know how to go through the system for old military records. I will happily be your American extension in this search.

Thanks for the offer, if I get a US version, I will bear you in mind, but these were UK:
http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,378216.0.html

If you can help with UK ones, please feel free

Oh ok, my mistake, I thought you found Yankee tags. Sorry brother, I can't be of any use locating British ones, seeing that it takes a local search of the records and interviews with surviving men who may have known the chap.

Hopefully, I should get somewhere with my local historical researcher friends, I will update if I get any progress. Because I have both Tags, I can only assume he survived the War, although its unlikely he is still alive
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Even if he is now longer alive and with us, getting the tags back to his family would be a really great thing and his name remembered for his part in saving your country against the Third Reich's assault on your homeland.

 

[Des from down under]

HEH!!! THATS A GREAT THING TO DO..DEFINITLEY WELL WORTHY OF AN ......HONOURABLE MENTION........ ..dont call ya crusader for nothing..well done bro ps great digs too....take care

 

[Westfront]

Very nice spoon! But the story of the throttle hits me... Recovering something what was possibly the last thing the pilot touched AND give it to the pilots sister is truely worth a honorable mention. Thanks for doing this!

 

[HISPAN]

At last shown the discovery .... I give my vote for an honorable mention to CRUSADER for his work on the recovery of the memory of the allies in WW2.
merit is not only handle the aircraft throttle .... also for the military Buttons and Badges in WW2 ,recovered by CRU and his team.

 

[Eric Willoughby]

At last shown the discovery .... I give my vote for an honorable mention to CRUSADER for his work on the recovery of the memory of the allies in WW2.
merit is not only handle the aircraft throttle .... also for the military Buttons and Badges in WW2 ,recovered by CRU and his team.

Bravo! Well said Hispan. My thoughts exactly, I just didnt word it as well as you just did in my previous posts.




Is there any other members on here that vote for Honorable Mention for Crusader? Let your voices be heard on this matter, PLEASE POST IT !!!

 

[diggin tennessee]

good finds!