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14th January 2017, 20:05
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B - 17 44- 6640 please for help experts
Because the aircraft deal only marginally and the need to handle the case, which I know from witnesses, please help here on the forum. Last year I located the impact site of one engine of the aircraft. The case I have several questions.
If someone is willing to help, I will be grateful and it also helps to educate, it is the expertise and hard to handle. Does anyone know where the aircraft dropped bombs? (Hit by flak was allegedly close Brüx.) What is the smallest possible height for leaving bomber parachute? ALCLAD - what exactly had composed? Can someone advice both could look disintegration of parts of the airplane by scattering debris? (It is a question, at what height the plane ripped.) Can I send sketch impact debris. Thank you for your help. MT 
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