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7th May 2019, 00:33
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Help identifying a crash
Hi All,
a man told that a US plane crashed close to his home during WW 2. He was just a boy. The only memory he has, that he found and looked beside the wreckage for yellow boxes made of sheet with a sort of candies (sweets) in. Does anybody know which boxes the man is referring to? Which emergency rations did a pilot have? The man remembers there was only one Pilot, KIA. The confirmation of such boxes would be the first step approaching to a forgotten crash. Digging for debris is not possible at the moment. Thx a lot for your hints. Best dnalor 
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