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Old 10-11-2006, 11:33 PM   #11 (permalink)
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I contacted Thw Wardrobe about this.http://www.thewardrobe.org.uk/guestbook.php3
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I see that Pte T.V.Venn , Wiltshire Regiment, missing since 2 October 1944 was buried at Oosterbeek yesterday.
I've seen some photos here, http://www.ww2talk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=8824.
Any more info coming on this site about him?
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we arrived back late Wednesday. Thursday was catch up day and today I was at the National Archives researching their records for another set of remains the Royal Netherlands Army are seeking to identify. You slave driver you. I have around 100+ images from which I will select a few and get them up on the news page.
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Lots of images here,scroll down a bit though.

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Old 11-11-2006, 01:13 AM   #12 (permalink)
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In October 2003 the body of Pte T.V.Venn of the Wiltshire Regiment., was found in Arnhem (area The Laar) no residence De Schuygraaf, he was missing since 2 October 1944

Yesterday he was re-buried at Oosterbeek War Cemetery:
The story was on the news here today in its entirety.
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News item on http://www.meridiantv.co.uk/
Click on YOUR TOWN. Choose Portsmouth and either search "Arnhem" or Portsmouth news. It's lead item for Pompey.
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The other one that they found will most probably be identified later this year, when he was found he still had his helmet, with the Wilts Regimental Flash on it, which made it a little bit easier to start with
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Here is Private Venn's Attestation Papers.
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We heard nothing about this.

At least he has finally been found.
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