WW2 Plane crash bodies found miles away

31 Dec 2022 13:39 #11 by Peter Kirk
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That will be Dalgety Bay bombing range, originally opened in 1932 for Donibristle. One of the early ranges in Scotland. It was also in a list of suggestions for a possible Armament Training Station range in 1938.

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02 Jan 2023 08:54 #12 by mbriscoe
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I was just drawing your attention to the aerial photographs, not often that you see such a range of images of one location.

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02 Jan 2023 11:03 #13 by Peter Kirk
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I came across that set of documents some time ago and they are good at showing the fading from sight of the arrow. I assume, like a lot of the concrete ones, that it is still there, buried under year of vegetation.

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