  
    Mosquito Aircrew Reunion 16 April 2011                     
    The crew of MOS RS619:  Flight Lieutenant
    Ray Harington              
    Warrant Officer Bert Winwood 
    
      I 
    2004 indstillede foreningen for Mosquito-flyvere sine aktiviteter på grund 
    af medlemmernes fremskredne alder. Da var der mere end 150 flyvere ved det 
    sidste  
    årsmøde i Royal Air Force Museum, 
    London. 
    På initiativ af David A. Coeshall and Andy Dawson kunne mange veteraner, 
    både flyvere og jordpersonnel, sammen med familiemedlemmer, venner og 
    inviterede  
    gæster nyde nok et gensyn i Royal Air 
    Force Club i London den 16. april 2011. Der var stor stemning blandt 
    deltagerne for en gentagelse i 2012! 
    Da formand Richard de Boer fra
    Calgary Mosquito Society 
    nævnte CATP - træningsprogrammet i Canada for flyvere fra hele Commonwealth 
    og nogle allierede lande,  
    angav omkring et dusin veteraner, at de var der! Træningen blev ikke 
    forstyrret af fjenden! 
    Den 5. april 1945 nødlandede Mosquito FB VI RS619 med Flight Lieutenant
    Ray Harington og Warrant Officer Bert Winwood 
    i Thy. 66 år senere taler de stadig varmt  
    om den danske modstandsbevægelse og folk, der hjalp dem tværs over 
    Nordjylland til Sverige! Se detaljer i nogle beretninger og en TV film på 
    siden
     MOS RS619. 
     
      In 2004 the Mosquito Aircrew 
    Association in the United Kingdom wound up its activities due to the 
    ageing membership. Then more than 150 airmen enjoyed  
    a final reunion at the Royal Air 
    Force Museum, London. 
    On the initiative of David A. Coeshall and Andy Dawson another reunion was 
    enjoyed by many aircrew and ground crew veterans together with relatives, 
    friends and  
    invited guests at the Royal Air Force 
    Club in London on 16 April 2011. The general mood was that the 
    attendants would like it to be repeated in 2012! 
    When President Richard de Boer of the
    Calgary Mosquito Society 
    mentioned the Commonwealth Air Training 
    Plan in Canada where aircrew personnel from all of the commonwealth and 
    some allied nations were trained, about a dozen veterans indicated that they 
    were there! The training was not disturbed by enemy activity!
	CMS. 
    On 5 April 1945 Mosquito FB VI RS619 force landed with Flight Lieutenant
    Ray Harington and Warrant Officer Bert Winwood 
    in Denmark. 66 years later they still  
    speak warmly about the 
    Resistance Movement and people who helped them across 
    Jutland to Sweden! See details in some accounts and a TV film on 
    
     MOS RS619. 
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