Hello from Rhineland, Dusseldorf/ Cologne area, ETO

Howdy paratroopers out there,
first I have to say, that my French is as worse as some of you guys´ German - . So I need to introduce myself in English. Right after returning from Fresville I sign up for this site. Since more than 28 years now I am into Living History. My interest always was American history and I collected and displayed stuff from several eras. Since 5 years I switched to WW2 and started jumping last year. Grounded by a surgery last summer I had to do a break, but had enough time to study on the airborne subject. Staying in hospital I found out that the airborne medic is the final clue for me. This year I started jumping again and will keep this hobby up. I hope to stay in touch with you guys for more great events.
Airborne All The Way!
Doc Saxon

Hello mate,
Happy to see you here.
As I told you in Normandie, your job as a medic is very good on the field.
See you soon.

Bye

Welcome aboard !

hi Doc!

nice to see you here

hope you did enjoy your noemandy trip

Hello mates,
thanks for the warm welcome.
Yes, I enjoyed my Normandy very well, indeed, thanks.
I am sure next time we will do a better integration, as we now know, what you guys expect.
Cheers,
Doc Saxon

excellent!!

thanks
did you have a look on our ABC Task Force project?,

what do you guys think of it?

I am not sure if the other guys read about this project, as our french is very bad. Helped by old school phrases I could find out your intention and I like the idea very much. I also voted for a name
Let´s get it started and make the best of it - 56 jumpers so far is great, and as you stated still growing will make it a huge "association" with the same ambitions.