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Beteiligte Poster: AN? - Paul - Pathfinder
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Forum gestartet am: Donnerstag 15.02.2007
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AN? - 23.02.2007, 18:53
Unbekanntes Teil evtl. P51
Wer kann helfen,Teilnr:
V30j55900-82,
daneben 2 Kreisstempel inenn steht oben:
00,
darunter 326.
Daneben 16 im Kreis.

Ich bekam dieses Teil von einem Holzarbeiter ,der bei dies bei Arbeiten vor 30 Jahren im Forst fand,ca. 8 km westl. von Diessen am Ammersee.Ich habe kein Datum oder Ortsangabe zum Flugzeug heraus finden können.Ich hoffe das Bild kommt an !
Besten Dank .

(Roughly translated by Roy)
unknown P51 part

Part # V30J55900-82. there are also two round stamps. in one are the numbers 00 and 326. the other Stamp has #16 inside
this part was given to me by a worker who found it 30 years ago, in a forest approx 8kms west of Diessen towards Ammersee.

i cannot find a date or map reference for this Crashsite.
any help you can give will be appreciated

(added by Roy)
"there should be a photo but it seems to be missing"

Paul - 24.02.2007, 20:15

A picture would help very much !

Regards,

Paul

AN? - 24.02.2007, 21:25
Bilder Teile .

Paul - 25.02.2007, 05:50

The stamp with # 16 looks very much coming from Curtiss (P-40/C-46) http://www.aviationarchaeology.com/src/astamps.htm

Paul

Pathfinder - 25.02.2007, 12:54

Yes itŽs right, but the stemp from Curtiss P-40 show three digits on the top. It could be a important different...

On interest is the other stamp with "CO 326" in zwo circles.

Nils

Paul - 25.02.2007, 15:13

Nils,

Did a search for only the # 30J55900 and came up this....Scroll down to find the vertical stabilizer !

http://www.carolinasaviation.org/collections/aircraft/f84g-30re-52-3253.html

Gr.

Paul

Pathfinder - 25.02.2007, 15:33

ThatŽs great and very interesting Paul !

When the part came from a Republic F-84 jet fighter - this is misterious :shock:
When this jet crashed in this area, it must be known !?

@ AN? (Ludwig)
Do you know a crash of a "modern" jet in this area ??
This type of a/c was the first post war jet-fighter with the first flight on February 26th, 1946

Nils

Pathfinder - 25.02.2007, 15:45

Found a notice about a crash of a F-84 near Handthal / Oberschwarzach.
How close it is from the found location ?

Maybe this is the a/c were we are looking for !?

Paul - 25.02.2007, 16:19

Do we have a date for this crash, Nils?

Pathfinder - 25.02.2007, 16:54

Yes we have, it was on July 1st 1952 at 13.45
(Notice: the time of crash from found location is unknwon, maybe the same?)

Here the link to the source: http://209.85.135.104/search?q=cache:a7Azu65JHa0J:www.armyairforces.com/forum/fb.asp%3Fm%3D115655%26go%3Dlast+f-84+crash+germany&hl=de&ct=clnk&cd=1&gl=de&client=firefox-a

Paul - 25.02.2007, 17:12

Maybe we can find out more here:

http://www.bitteeinbit.net/

Paul

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