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This website was created to display my private collection, with the hope of contacting other collectors
from all over the world. My interest in military aviation and soaring is based purely in the historical
interest of aviation and does not support, defend or uphold the beliefs or ideologies of any government
in existence during the war, specifically the German Third Reich. For me, these items are all historical
pieces that I wish to preserve for future generations to enjoy. Items I purchase generally remain
permanently in my collection.
Thank you for taking the time to visit the website. Below you will find photographs and tabs that will
take you to the many pages of my website, each one relating to a specific branch of service or a specific
topic. Please feel free to contact me with any questions or comments at webmaster@danielsww2.com.
Thank you for your interest in military aviation and for taking the time to visit the website.
from all over the world. My interest in military aviation and soaring is based purely in the historical
interest of aviation and does not support, defend or uphold the beliefs or ideologies of any government
in existence during the war, specifically the German Third Reich. For me, these items are all historical
pieces that I wish to preserve for future generations to enjoy. Items I purchase generally remain
permanently in my collection.
Thank you for taking the time to visit the website. Below you will find photographs and tabs that will
take you to the many pages of my website, each one relating to a specific branch of service or a specific
topic. Please feel free to contact me with any questions or comments at webmaster@danielsww2.com.
Thank you for your interest in military aviation and for taking the time to visit the website.
This website is dedicated to World War Two veterans from around the world, and the members of my family who
served with bravery and dedication in the armed forces of the United States of America. A tradition of service.
served with bravery and dedication in the armed forces of the United States of America. A tradition of service.
2nd Great-Grand Uncle - Corporal Kemp Scott Page, killed on
October 12, 1863, while serving in Company C, of the Kansas
12th Volunteer Infantry Regiment in Paola, Kansas.
October 12, 1863, while serving in Company C, of the Kansas
12th Volunteer Infantry Regiment in Paola, Kansas.
| 9/11/01 We Remember |
NSFK Part 1
NSFK Part 2
Peter Riedel Grouping
US Army Air Corp/Cadet
NSFK Part 3
United States Army
Flight of a Lifetime
| Me-163 Komet: Bernard Hohmann Grouping |
Tail of an Me-109 and Col. Burrell
Wanted Items
The Luftwaffe
Items for Sale Page 1
Items for Sale Page 2
| A Mystery Solved: Charles Schliefer and Barnsdall, Oklahoma |
The Luftwaffe in Photos
1) James "Jimmy" Stewart tribute page added.
2) New Luftwaffe photos page.
3) Updated "for sales" pages.
2) New Luftwaffe photos page.
3) Updated "for sales" pages.
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| National WWII Memorial Washington D.C. |
As we begin 2008, let us remember that every year, we lose thousands and thousands of WWII veterans. With their
loss we lose their stories, their untold acts of heroism and sacrifice, and our own ability to honor them and personally
thank them for their service and bravery.
As collectors and enthusiasts, we should endeavor to honor these men and women, by preserving our collections, thus
ensuring that future generations will learn of these soldiers and sailors, and learn of their service to our great nation. I
am always honored to hear from our wonderful veterans, to whom we owe so much. (Click on the photograph
above to go to the website for the National WWII Memorial in Washington D.C.) This monument is the very least
that we owe to the greatest generation.
loss we lose their stories, their untold acts of heroism and sacrifice, and our own ability to honor them and personally
thank them for their service and bravery.
As collectors and enthusiasts, we should endeavor to honor these men and women, by preserving our collections, thus
ensuring that future generations will learn of these soldiers and sailors, and learn of their service to our great nation. I
am always honored to hear from our wonderful veterans, to whom we owe so much. (Click on the photograph
above to go to the website for the National WWII Memorial in Washington D.C.) This monument is the very least
that we owe to the greatest generation.
In loving memory of my uncles, Clarence, John and Benny.
Autographs in my Collection
| Jimmy Stewart Actor/Bomber Pilot |
| Individual Groupings: Below are pages which relate to groupings of items, related to individual personalities or pilots/soldiers. Each one of these pages holds the proud history of items which once belonging to these individuals. Each page is a tribute to the individual and their military service and career. (Click on one of the photographs below to see that individuals grouping of items.) |
| Clarence S. Page Jr. Grouping |
| Fritz Hildebrandt Luftwaffe |
The Luftwaffe in Photos Page 2