Den 23. april 2014 overværede Nicolai Holm Krab højtideligheden på Gram Kirkegård for flyvere fra Stirling EH955

Den 10. maj 2014 skrev han en beretning til AirmenDK. Uddrag:
 
"Vi var en gruppe drenge på omkring 12 år i en gruppe - D.S.S.F.E. - Danske Soldater Spioner For England. Vi var overalt i byen.

Den 19. april 1944 kom vi i skole (Kastrup Skole - her) og fik at vide, at der var faldet en flyver ned i Jenning (her). Vi cyklede derop - gik forbi 2 tyske vagter ved
Simon Simonsens gård, op til flyveren og gik ind i haleenden til forenden. Jeg tog nogle aluminiumsstænger med, lavet med kuglelejer i enden, op til grøften ved
vejen fra Gram til Kastrup.

Vi kunne ikke komme tilbage, men kom til Kastrup Kro. Der stod vi 4 drenge - så kom der 2 store lastbiler fra Gram, 10 soldater og en frihedskæmper, Calle Møller.
De spurgte om vi havde set piloter. De gik om ved os til Sønderbjerg (her). Vi gik efter.

Oppe fra Sønderbjerg så vi en pilot 300 m ude (omkring her). En tysk soldat gik ned efter ham. Han havde hjelm på og hvid klud i hånden. Vi gik til Kastrup Kro.
Det var Hill, der blev taget i Kastrup Enge."

On 23 April 2014 Nicolai Holm Krab attended the ceremony in Gram Churchyard to the airmen of Stirling EH955, see Gram 23 April 2014   1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5

On 10 May 2014 he wrote an account to AirmenDK. Excerpt:

"We were a group of boys about 12 years old in a group - D.S.S.F.E. - Danish Soldier Spies For England. We were everywhere in the town.

On 19 April 1944 we came to school (Kastrup School - here) and we were told that a plane had fallen down in Jenning (here). We rode up there on our bikes - walked
past 2 German guards at Simon Simonsen's farm, up to the plane and went through it from the tail end to the front end. I brought some aluminium rods with ball
bearings in one end up to the ditch at the road from Gram to Kastrup.

We could not return but we came to Kastrup Inn. We were 4 boys there - then 2 big lorries came from Gram, 10 soldiers and a member of the resistance movement,
Calle Møller. They asked us if we had seen pilots. They passed us and went to Sønderbjerg (here). We followed them.

From Sønderbjerg we saw a  pilot about 300 m away from us (about here). A German soldier went there to fetch him. He wore a helmet and he had a white cloth in his hand. We went to Kastrup Inn. The airman who was taken prisoner in Kastrup Meadows was Hill."