Crash-site location of 13 Stukas?

[Adriano Baumgartner]

MATTI,

Again, my gratitude for your most helpful contribution and information.

I have seen on other links some wreckage scattered amongst the woods...possibly of those machine who tried to avoid the trees and were not on a vertical dive, but trying to put their nose up...so, at least (it seems so) some of the wreckage remained not so deep onto the ground (and could be easily recovered by the LW teams later). Of course, perhaps one or more machines indeed crashed vertically without timing to recover from the vertical to horizontal (or positiv climb)...those may remain deeply and tightly (not scattered) on the ground...Perhaps one of the Poles Historians or Archeologists do try to find them....who knows if something still remains.

A most interesting thread indeed....and a sad loss of lives.

Baumgartner

[rof120]

Sorry I forgot to add that most probably PK-photographers equipped with long lenses were there too. That was foolish of me.

Somehow I feel the survival of photographs is more likely than for film footage but you never know.

So: ask BA-MA or ECPAD?