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The Ghost Flying Fortress – Part 2
This B-17 landed in Poland in March 1945. Typically, an aircraft or its wreck can be found near where the crew abandoned it. But this is not a typical…
The Ghost Flying Fortress – Part 1
This B-17 landed in Poland in March 1945. Typically, an aircraft or its wreck can be found near where the crew abandoned it. But this is not a typical…
Henry Folland – Part 2 – … to Gloster Gladiator and beyond
You may not be familiar with Henry Folland’s name, but if you have an interest in aviation history, you ARE familiar with his work…
Henry Folland – Part 1 – From RAF SE.5 …
You may not be familiar with Henry Folland’s name, but if you have an interest in aviation history, you ARE familiar with his work…
Zerlegebetriebe - Nazi wreck salvage yards - Part 2 of 2
What goes up must come down. Nazis set up a few facilities in occupied Europe to the cleanup aircraft wreckage. One of these was near the…
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Zerlegebetriebe - Nazi wreck salvage yards - Part 1 of 2
What goes up must come down. Nazis set up a few facilities in occupied Europe to the cleanup aircraft wreckage. One was in Vught, occupied Netherlands…
Szymon Serwatka's Aviation History
Szymon Serwatka's Aviation History
Blechhammer, Odertal, Politz, Auschwitz ... these are just a few of USAAF WWII target which are in Poland today. I write about American airmen who landed or were shot down during missions to these targets, and I assist in searching for MIAs.
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