In agreement with the Latvian state structures and Embassy of Russian  Federation we carry out  diggings in places of fights to search for the not-buried soldiers  of Soviet and German Armies.              

   Next summer we shall continue operations on extraction of armoured vehicles  as from the bog,  where we have found T-34/85 and IS-2 and where  by our  estimations there are some more AMVs, as well as from other places.

   For today, we know of somewhere about 10 places, where Soviet and German military  equipment lies, including planes in lakes. 

    We know also about the place of the supposed scuttling of German military equipment. It was  laid and then scuttled at  surrender of Kurland alignment (alias group of army “North”) in May, 1945 in order to avoid the transmission of German military equipment to the victorious Soviet Army.

  
 We would like to point out that in view of an abundance  of lakes, rivers and bogs, and also woods, natural for the Latvian landscape,   there are still places in Latvia that have stayed in an untouched condition after the WWII fights.