Loosing valuable websites - Page 2 - Luftwaffe and Allied Air Forces Discussion Forum

Nick Beale · #11 27th February 2022, 17:27

Since this thread is becming more wide-ranging (but no less valuable), I'll move it to "Links" now.

mongoose44 · #12 28th February 2022, 05:35

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nick Beale

If no one has done it so far, www.gyges.dk would be worth preserving. I don't imagine that the family of the late SES would keep it going forever.

I had no idea he had gone. I use the site regularity; in fact several times today!

I always use the wayback macine, but it had nothing on TonY Woods; it does have Bob Baxter's site though.

Carsten Petersen · #13 28th February 2022, 12:59

Gyges will continue with a group of Danes
Carsten

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