As I have no idea how much time I have left, I have removed the requirement for all comments to be moderated, this will allow anybody to post I just hope it doesn’t allow the site to become a target for the weirdos.
I am sure those I leave behind will continue paying the costs of the site, after all they will still need their email accounts.
Many thanks to everybody who has contributed to the site.
Due to serious ill health it is with much regret that we must inform you that there will be no further updates to our site.
We have removed our contact forms but the comment forms will still be active.
We believe that as the number of people who lived through the terrifying V2 Rocket campaign this site is concerned with diminishes relentlessly then it necessarily follows that the pool of knowledge of these events also diminishes.
Although you may be reluctant to revisit events you have probably spent the best part of your life trying to forget, it is our hope that you will enable us to transform this site into more than just a bland list of official reports by sharing your stories.
The easiest method is to complete one of the comment forms available on most pages. Your e-mail address will definitely NOT be available to anyone other than the administrator of the site.
Please note
All of the information we have on ALL of the V2 incidents is included on our site.
We cannot and do not offer any research services.
I am very sorry that sometimes it takes a while for your contributions to appear sometimes my health does not let me visit the site as often as I would wish.
We are very grateful to our latest contributor Anthony Pamm who has shared some information regarding V2 Incident number 568 On Saturday 20 January 1945 here
John Morrison Davis has requested help with an incident he remembers from February 1945 details can be found here
Terry Fedden has shared the memories of his sister Maureen Bleaney (nee Fedden) here
Sean Murphy has shared his memories here.
We are grateful to our latest contributor David Green. Who has shared some of his memories of the V bombs here
We are grateful to our latest contributor Abraham Wilson. Who has shared some of his memories from 1944 here.
John Tunstill has shared some of his memories of WWII here