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25th November 2009, 21:05

SALERNO1943 SALERNO1943 is offline

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Re: Crash site of a english airplane

Thanks for all answer and sorry for delay. I had no time to clean all fragments but I want post some I think can be interesting to identify Wellington we find.

A M 5X/941

Details with numbers from 1 to 10

3 unknown objects. Central appears to be a bbullet of rocket.

BOMB DOORS OPEN SHUT A1205

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29085/47

5.AMPS

9/567

ENGINE TYPE. HERCULES
ENGINE No. SS 14146
SERIES No. XVI
A.M. No. 381126 M

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28 46 63 AA341

MAGAZINE FILM
REF. No. 14A/730
A. M.
SERIAL No. AA20806

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