After the war, the Crew learned more details of the remarkable events of September and October of 1944. Members of the Resistance, starting with Kjell Harmens, attempted to contact the crew members that they had known for only.a few days in 1944. In most cases, the crew did not know the real names of the helpers, and the helpers had little information about the crew members.

However, over the years the names and other details of the rescue became more commonly known, and information was exchanged. The helpers, their families and the people of Os and the surrounding region, whether involved in the rescue or not, commemorated the events of those days. Today, the children and grandchildren of the Crew and the helpers continue to commemorate those events and those who took part in them.

These are some of those post-war events and commemorations.

1945 - Letter from Kjell Harmens to crew members

1949 - Kjell Harmens' Visit to Canada

1966 - Visit of Harvey Firestone and Maurice Neil to Norway

1967 - Visit of some Helpers to Canada as part of centennial year.

1977 - Helpers Visit to Canada

1979 - Return to Norway

1992 - George & Rene Deeth visit Os

1994 - 50th Anniversary celebration in Os,

1999 - 55th Anniversary Celebration

2003 - Dorothy and Doug Deeth visit Bergen and Os

2004 - The 60th anniversary and visits by the Firestone Family

2015 - Deeth and Pashka Visit to Os and the official opening of the Rebuilt Little Canada.

2019 - the 75th Anniversary