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German salvage operations of Allied planes
Does anybody know if the Germans salvaged the Mustang flown by S/L H.P.Peters that crashed on November 5th 1943 in the Haringvliet in the Netherlands or where I can find such information?
Many Allied planes were salvaged for metals by the Germans. I found such reposts but fail to identify the German unit making such salvage operations and their possible records on the same. |
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Re: German salvage operations of Allied planes
In the mean time I found out that concentration camps were used for demolition and salvage of metals from planes. In the Netherlands, Camp Vucht had a special demolition section.
I haven't been able to trace the german units responsible for collecting the wrecks from their crash locations. |
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Re: German salvage operations of Allied planes
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Maby I can help you with your question. kaathoven@home.nl Greetings Peter |
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