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Old 7th March 2007, 04:37
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Downed Aircraft Group

I recently obtained a group of data plates and small skin bits (metal and cloth) from several aircraft downed over England. All are mounted to a piece of period plywood (1/4 inch thick). The plywood has an odd geometric design/pattern painted on one side. The paint colors appear to be German aircraft types (e.g., green 70/71 and RLM 02). Paper tags (also period) identify the aircraft as follows:

Ju 88 Partridge Green

He 111 Wyckham

He 111 Downs Steyning

Me 110 Washington

Me 110 Steyning

The plywood may be attributed to a Me 110.

Does this aircraft group suggest a pattern in time and/or region? Also, are there any ideas as to the possible use of the plywood on a Me 110. I would appreciate any further details.

Thank you,
Steve

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