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17th July 2017, 04:40
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Re: Bf-109 G-1 in Stalingrad
There is absolutely no evidence anywhere to suggest ANY specific model.
It could have been jettisoned during a bail out...landed on the ground, and merely collected as scrap. This was found alone...in a hole...with NO other aircraft parts around. The only thing that is certain is that it is from a G-model. The exact model type it was "actually" installed on, will be impossible to determine. As I have already mentioned to you in multiple emails...we have found MANY G2, G4, G6 models that had PRESSURIZED features...and G1, G3, G5 models that had NON-PRESSURIZED features. You can believe whatever you want to believe, but the reality is, you will never be able to determine what specific aircraft type it is from...OR how it got in that hole. 
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