The photo below, taken in June 2010, at the Brussels Air Museum, shows the crash sites of Allied and German aircraft in Belgium for 1939-1945, giving some idea of the sheer number of planes downed during World War II. Click once on the map to see more detail. Then click again on that image for even greater detail.
Crash Sites in Belgium of Allied and German aircraft, 1939-1945 (Brussels Air Museum)
Legend for Belgian Crash Sites Map
hello can you help i am trying to find a crashed halifax bomber the crew are at rest in Amberly but i would like to find out where the plane went down please can you help
leeenfield303@hotmail.co.uk tom lewis
Dear Mr. Lewis,
In regard to your posting on my website, have you contacted the Belgian Aviation History Association, specifically Cynrik De Decker at http://users.telenet.be/airwareurope/en/start_e.htm? That is the best source I can suggest. Also try the Word War II Lost Bombers database at http://www.lostbombers.co.uk/.
Best wishes,
Bruce Bolinger