Wow, Now if they can find a stash of Corsairs and P-51s too. :eek
http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2012...a-squadron-lost-wwii-spitfires-to-be-exhumed/
http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2012...a-squadron-lost-wwii-spitfires-to-be-exhumed/
20 NOS Spitfires unearthed in Burma!
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Wwabbit
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Apparently Cameron made a deal to get them out.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ukn...in-Burma-during-war-to-be-returned-to-UK.html
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"The plight of the buried aircraft came to Mr Cameron’s attention at the behest of a farmer from S****horpe, North Lincs, who is responsible for locating them at a former RAF base using radar imaging technology."
The above is taken from an article in a U.K. paper which all but puts an "X" on a Google map for us (how many RAF bases were there in Burma?)...but, here in the U.S. we're told the site is being kept veryyyyyy hush-hush(!):
"The location of the planes, which remains a closely kept secret, was confirmed during a recent trip to the Far East country, he said." - FOX News
Edit: Well, I'll be darned!!! Evidently there's a computerized 'censor' at work here! I didn't know the 'Forum had one!
The name of the town is "S-c-u-n-t-h-o-r-p".
The above is taken from an article in a U.K. paper which all but puts an "X" on a Google map for us (how many RAF bases were there in Burma?)...but, here in the U.S. we're told the site is being kept veryyyyyy hush-hush(!):
"The location of the planes, which remains a closely kept secret, was confirmed during a recent trip to the Far East country, he said." - FOX News
Edit: Well, I'll be darned!!! Evidently there's a computerized 'censor' at work here! I didn't know the 'Forum had one!
The name of the town is "S-c-u-n-t-h-o-r-p".
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