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11th April 2011, 17:27
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Re: stamps on an aircraft parts: does it come from a Junkers88 ?
Hi Harrison,
yes I did find other parts and you will see them on the pictures. If it is German, it is definitely a Junkers88 since it is the only type of German aircraft that went down in this remote area, BUT: in the same area, in the 70's, a Mirage V crashed as well. so, the question becomes : do these parts come from a JU88 or a Mirage V ? the airframe parts inclined me to go for JU88 but the small red condensator in the last picture is definitely more "Mirage like" . (it is much more recent) maybe the two aircraft crashed on the same site ? (quite incredible..) What do you think ?? Thanks for your opinion on this maze.. GC Last edited by gilles collaveri; 13th December 2011 at 20:24. 
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