Location of Crash Site West of Amsterdam Near the Town of Vijfhuizen

Diagram of Crash Site - Provided by the CRASH Museum

Present Day Maps of Crash Site - Provided by Ms Janny Herfst of the CRASH Museum

Red Star is Crash Site & Black Star is Site of German Luftwaffe Camp

Closeup of Crash Site next to the Drie Merenweg Highway

"No Balls" on Display at Demolition Facility in Utrecht, Holland - 1944

Ms Janny Herfst at Crash Site - February 2011

"No Balls" Lecture by Ms Herfst at the CRASH Museum - December 2010

German Photos of Art's Capture on Permanent Display at the CRASH Museum

Letter from Ms Herfst Containing Eye Witness Account of "No Balls" Crash Landing

Article courtesy of Flugzeug Classic Magazine, published by Geramond of
Munich, Germany - April 2011 Issue

Dedication Ceremony of the Walter B. LeClerc (bicycle) Path - May 4, 2012

In Honor of His Exemplary Flying Skills on February 24, 1944

The Plaque with Captain LeClerc's Portrait is unvailed by Vijfhuizen's Mayor,
Theo Weterings, and the Consul General for the USA, Ms. Julie Ruterbories

Art Starratt's message read by Ms Janny Herfst at the Dedication Ceremony

Ms Herfst Visits Hillcrest Cemetery, Marlin, Texas - March 26, 2013

To Pay Her Personal Respects in Recognition of the Upcoming Anniversary of Art's Death - April 23, 2012

Ms. Herfst places flowers at the gravesites of Art and Priscilla Starratt

Letter of graditude read by Ms Herfst on behalf of the people of Haarlemmermeer,
Holland, and the volunteers of the CRASH Air War and Resistance Museum '40-'45