WWII Battlefield Research and Preservation Group

WWII Battlefield Research and Preservation Group A team of enthusiastic energized people dedicated to scientific research that is essential for the shared human history of the Second World War.

We are committed to discovering battlefield details through vigorous research in archives and in the field utilizing scientific protocols and National guidelines. We have the utmost and profound respect for the heritage and culture preservation that goes with it. Respect for the land, both public, and private are imperative, demonstrating a cooperative routine with all parties of ownership. WWII B

attlefield Research and Preservation Group is a non-profit organization and relies on patron membership as well as donations to aid in the research efforts. Anyone can join the organization and bring to the table ideas and assistance in cases ongoing. For donations and membership: website’s Membership/contribution page, https://www.wwiibrpg.org/membership-info

25/04/2026
23/03/2025

1st Lt. David P. Skjeie, a WWII pilot from Los Angeles, has finally been accounted for after his B-24J Liberator was shot down over Germany. Thanks to the unwavering dedication of , his remains have been identified and are returning home.​

This is a testament to the promise to never leave a fallen service member behind. Our hearts are with Lt. Skjeie's family as they receive closure. ​

https://www.dpaa.mil/News-Stories/ID-Announcements/Article/4075542/pilot-accounted-for-from-world-war-ii-skjeie-d/

Please share Lt. Skjeie's story and honor his sacrifice.

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