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24th January 2010, 00:02

Larry

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Re: Again other fragments from a Wellington crash site. Some idea?

Guys,

I wonder if there is anyone on here with a contact at Brooklands Museum, who could be emailed by SALERNO1943 as the people who restored the Wellington R for Robert that came up from the bottom of Lock Ness will surely know.

SALERNO1943 you could also email Brooklands via the contacts page on the attached link.

http://www.brooklandsmuseum.com/

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