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JU 52 part identification please
A 92 year old witness of this JU 52 crash site in Romania, claimed to have collected these 2 rings in 1944 from the JU 52 crash site up in the mountains which was visited last month by a friend. Does anybody has a clue whether these rings, now used to reinforce a hammer, indeed could be a part from a JU 52?
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Re: JU 52 part identification please
Ju 52/3m did have "fasterner" rings to attach the wings to center section.
Maybe if part numbers are engraved (stamped) in them, they could be traced. -Ed |
Re: JU 52 part identification please
Enigma solved and this crash site confirmed as has been found:
The rings are "Federglied" from "Kronprinz Ringfederbein " picture bottom right |
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