Mi Amigo 74th crash Anniversary , Endcliffe Park Sheffield UK 

The bond between our countries shall never br broken.

True heroes. And nice to see American serviceman getting the respect they deserve in our country.

What a man, makes you proud to call him a countryman. A salute to the ten American airmen of the Mi Amigo who gave THEIR lives to save many. May you all find eternal peace. You will never be forgotten?

GOD BLESS USA AND UK MAY WE ALWAYS STAND TOGETHER

Now is the time for this man to be awarded some recognition for his work. The Honour's List awards so called pop "stars" and government cronies so why not this man?

What a wonderful man you are Mr Foulds..!!..👍

He is getting his flypast for his heroes that means a lot..wow,what a guy .

God bless you Tony, what a remarkable man, and story

Fantastic work and tribute good on ya Tony 👍👍👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧 .

Literally in tears xx

Bless him , good u kept there memory alive for so long ❤

Mi Amigo was part of the 305th Bombardment Group, based at Chelveston. One can visit the graves of three of these crew at the American Cemetery at Madingley, near Cambridge. There is an annual memorial service in Endcliffe Park and later in the nearby St. Augustine's church, on the Sunday closest to the anniversary of the crash.

Didn’t realise this was last year until they mentioned the 74th year. Great to finally see Tony get the flypast he had wished for.

Great video, thank you for posting 🇬🇧🇺🇸

I saw Tony yesterday on his way home from looking after the memorial. I always pay my respects when I pass and pick up any litter .

Beautiful...

5 inadequates thumb downed this? really?

Tony should get a knighthood

He has grown old carrying this weight. I hope it has gotten lighter over the years. The crew would have wanted this.

I watched the RAF and USAF fly past live on television on Friday morning, February 22nd, 2019 and it was a wonderful tribute, but hardly any mention has been made of the group of children Tony was playing with on the grass when the plane flew over them to avoid them and crashed into the trees. The pilot saved their lives as well. So what has become of them after 75 years? Are they all dead by now or were they too ill or infirm to attend? Even if Tony can't remember their names, somebody would have known who they were and, after all the publicity this has been given, you would have thought that at least some of them would have come forward. Some attempt should have been made to find out who they were.

There is a book entitled Mi Amigo " The Story of Sheffield's Flying Fortress " by David Harvey. This book is available online. 🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸