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

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.