Documentary
The Ghost Plane of La Fosse
On 24 december 2021 Joey van Meesen‘s long awaited documentary of the Ghost plane of La Fosse was published on the Snafu Doc Youtube channel.
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Comments on the documentary:
What did other people think of The Ghost plane of La Fosse? Here are some of the comments!
– Très beau documentaire. Très émouvant. Merci à vous; Ludovic
– Awesome, respect for Victor and the crew for seeing this through; Maverick
– Wow! This is so very interesting. I think of all the dedication and determination he put into finding who the crew was in this plane crash. Such a kind thing to do. Thanks for documenting this for us; Paul
– Outstanding video. It was truly emotional to watch the efforts of the team to find, recognize, and then honor the crew of “King Size”; First City Traveller
– If someone made a movie about Parachute Pete I’d watch that. Hard to believe he was able to survive two crashes in a few week period. Amazing work SNAFU DOCS; Mont
– Phenomenal documentary. Truly the greatest generation; Darren
– Exceptionally well done!! Thank you to all involved especially Victor who never gave up his quest. Thank you so much from this son of a WW2 Battle of the Bulge survivor; Joseph
– Outstanding work Joey, and congrats to the whole team for such an amazing story! I’m honored to have visited the site and to hear Bob tell the story first hand in Feb. 2020; Ron
– The Greatest Generation! Joey you are making it hard on yourself to top this one!; Chris
– That was outstanding! Really enjoyed this & especially Mr Yansenne!!! What an Awesome guy!!!; Mick
– Merci beaucoup pour le partage de ce beau reportage vraiment très intéressant et émouvant; Thierry
– I was especially moved because my late dad was in the war (but stateside with the Navy). Dad would have been 100 this year, so these men were his peers. Thank you for finding and preserving history; P.J.
– What an amazing story, 100% praise to Victor Yansenne for his dedication to the crew of ‘King Size’, one of many MIA aircraft and crew that are still being recovered to this day. Lest We Forget; Mr. Tibbs
– Just waw.The perseverance of this peoples is amazing.Victors dream came reality.I will soon visit the memory and show respect for the crew and all soldiers who gave their young live for the liberation of Europe; Marc
– Not a dry eye in our house. We knew of so many that fought and lived to tell, and knew of so many who never returned. I personally knew those who fought and lived, barely. Some walking wounded till the end of their days. We must never forget Americas sacrifice of her youth for Europe, thrice in a century, and all who sacrificed; Emily
– Amazing film, brilliant and emotional story. Thankyou for sharing this, I hope there’s more films like this in the future. Great work SNAFU DOCS; Lee
– I loved this! Very well made, great subject and big respect to you and your team Joey. I appreciate the time that goes into making these documentaries on limited budgets but am excited to see the next one whenever the time comes; James
– This should be shown every school so this is never forgotten maybe something might sink into the youth of tomorrow; Doug
– Another home run boys! Absolutely amazing work; jmpmc
– Words failed me, but the tears I shed watching this I expressed in my thoughts!; Elmer
– Feel compelled to comment. Just watched this video , and I was so moved by your research, passion and dedication to telll Vic’s story. Not to mention honouring those poor chaps that crahsed. Chuffed that this is the last Youtube video of 2021 for me. Love you channel & thank you for taking the time to document these events of 1944; Richard
– What a wonderful man Victor is. Very touching video, it actually made me quite sad. Very nicely done, thankyou and may me never forget.; Rob
– Being a 75 yo veteran myself, I had to breath deep to avoid a flood of tears. Eternal Thanks to the efforts and memories of a six year old. We are all honored; Joe