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Buried Spitfires

What ever happened about the Spitfires that were buried ..........did they ever find any?
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Have they tried Ground-penetrating radar?

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We watched this Mosquito fly at Victoria about ten days ago for the first time, sounded great.

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qmdv wrote:Have they tried Ground-penetrating radar?

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I would be amazed if it wasnt one of the first things they tried!
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daedaluscan wrote:We watched this Mosquito fly at Victoria about ten days ago for the first time, sounded great.



For anyone who hasn't seen it, there is a fantastic old movie called "633 Squadron" with Cliff Robertson. Full hardcore airplane porn with DH Mosquitos flying around the green hills and valleys of Ireland. If you love this aircraft, you need to see that movie.
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YouTube the movie there is a 7 minute clip that shows some nice flying.
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"We watched this Mosquito fly at Victoria about ten days ago for the first time, sounded great."
That Mosquito and the bomber from Victoria are going to be flying in the Abbottsford air show this up coming weekend.
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