I'll show you mine, if you show me yours...

[ROB.B]

Portrait

Bill you have an amazing collection, thanks for sharing it.
This portrait is from Willi's pictures, unfortunately i don't have his name.

[ROB.B]

Willie again

Another shot of Willie.

[W Petz]

ROBB,

I appreciate the compliment. I've always been fascinated with the history of Airborne. I also enjoy sharing the photographic history of the FJ.
Here are a few more Death Cards. I will be posting some FJ Gravemarkers on Kreta fairly soon.

[W Petz]

FJ Zibelsberger

[W Petz]

Oberarzt Dr. Hecker

[W Petz]

FJ Weitl

[W Petz]

ROBB,

We appreciate you sharing Willi's photos as well. Here are a few loose photos of FJ's

FJ taking a break

[W Petz]

Another shot of FJ's taking a Break

[W Petz]

FJ on Guard Duty

[ROB.B]

Having a break

Thanks Bill
Here's a similiar one taken by Willi, sorry Don't know where or when, i did find out a bit more about the cafe Roma today, it was actually a house of ill repute, might explain why it was so popular.

Rob...

[W Petz]

ROBB, I'm not surprised. Plenty of those places spread throughout Italy during those times. I'm sure they (not the FJ's) were happy to see the Americans!! What was that British saying about the Yanks....Overpaid, Oversexed and Over here!!! I'm sure there were simular sayings in Australia during the War. Cheers! - Bill

[W Petz]

Here are some more FJ Death Cards

FJ Kampelsberger Fallschirmkampfers Beobachter (Observer)

[W Petz]

FJ Fischer

[W Petz]

Here is FJ Fischer

[W Petz]

FJ Greisberger