Database of Danes in allied military service 39-45

[Larry]

I wonder if there is a data base covering Danes who served in the Air Transport Auxillery.

I am trying to find out more on First Officer Vera Strodl, who I understand was Danish. She was very attractive and I know that she was 'the centre of attention' whenever she arrived to ferry a plane.

[Mikkel Plannthin]

Larry,
Just enter "Air Transport Auxiliary" in the field "Enhed" (means unit) and you'll get 4 hits. She is one of them:
http://allieret.natmus.dk/person.aspx?84449

From my website:
http://www.danishww2pilots.dk/profil...alpha=s&id=164

In many Danish sources she is mentioned as Danish, but according to my information she was born in Britain.

As far as I know she is still living in Canada.

Regards

Mikkel

[Allan125]

Hi Mikkel

Did you receive the photos I sent to you a few days ago - including one of Danish Army/Resistance in May '45 at a switchboard from my father's collection?

Allan

[paulmcmillan]

There is a Vera E Strodl born in 1918 Birth Registered Bishops Strotford (Hertfordshire)

Mothers naidenname Holst

[Mikkel Plannthin]

Hi Allan
Yes, sorry I have not applied.

I am not able to identify the room, but Thomas might. I can confirm, that the building in the background on the other photo from Copenhagen is Copenhagen City Hall.

Mikkel

[Mikkel Plannthin]

Paul
Thanks, yes and this is exeactly why I doubt the Danish 1945 sources claiming her to be from Bogense, Denmark. The had familiy here, but was born in England. This said she might have had dual citizenship - British and Danish.

Mikkel

[Allan125]

Originally Posted by Mikkel Plannthin

Hi Allan
Yes, sorry I have not applied.

I am not able to identify the room, but Thomas might. I can confirm, that the building in the background on the other photo from Copenhagen is Copenhagen City Hall.

Mikkel

Hi Mikkel

Glad you received them okay, and they didn't block your mailbox! - any clues on the location of my father and 3 colleagues in June '45, in what appears to be a courtyard?

The Cpl is also in the 125 Wing "telephone boys" photo taken at B.11 in July '44, about two down from Dad - a Cpl Peat - now all I have to do is identify the others !!

Allan