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29th August 2009, 13:05
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Again from the Spitfire crash site
Here are a selection of part more important from the Spitfire crash site. Some idea about unknow part? Thanks. I have identified aircraft and his pilot. As soon is possible I'll post a report about him.
Parte of fuselage with number of aircraft. Where is allocate?  Detail  Part of wing with a fragment of flag  Other part of flag  Small part to identify  Part of gum to identify  Part to identify  Part of plastic glass cupule  Part of wood air-screw  Part of .303 machine gun with other part to identify  Small doors and some part to identify  Tools used from people that cut the aircraft after crash  Small parts to identify  Part in gum and plastic  Fuzes  Part with writings  Plates  Button and cover button  Unknow part  Oil pump?  Detail with n. 01995  
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