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Ten Years After the Accident, Helicopters Fly over the Graves of Soldiers Henry (29) and Kevin (24): 'We Could Never Be 100 Percent in Mourning Mode'

Summary by dvhn.nl
With a loud droning sound, they appear in the grey morning sky on Monday. The two Defense helicopters first fly over the resting place of Henry Hoving (29) in Winschoten in the morning. In the afternoon, the honour is repeated in Hoogkerk for Kevin Roggeveld (24).
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With a loud droning sound, they appear in the grey morning sky on Monday. The two Defense helicopters first fly over the resting place of Henry Hoving (29) in Winschoten in the morning. In the afternoon, the honour is repeated in Hoogkerk for Kevin Roggeveld (24).

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dvhn.nl broke the news on Monday, July 6, 2026.
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