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Re: Crash site of a british ariplane
SALERNO1943 - 13.11.2009, 18:18Crash site of a british ariplane
This morning we find a crash site of a english aircraft. From bullets we know that airpalne crashed in 1942 or after. Some idea about type of airplane?
The mountain:
The place
Some panoramic photos
Part with numbers
Label engine type
Re: Crash site of a british ariplane
Marco - 13.11.2009, 18:43
My most sincere compliments for your very interesting discovery, and, above all, good luck for your research! :I
Re: Crash site of a british ariplane
Lancasterman - 14.11.2009, 05:21
Interesting finds. Any other parts or numbers? Could be Halifax, Beaufighter, wellignton?
Re: Crash site of a british ariplane
Roy N - 14.11.2009, 09:59
Lancasterman wrote: Could be Halifax, Beaufighter, wellignton?
you can add the Stirling to this list
Re: Crash site of a british ariplane
Pathfinder - 14.11.2009, 12:26
The part number "285" indicated a part of a Vickers Wellington aircraft, the digit "07" indicated a part from the outer wing section.
Could you post the last part complete ?
Regards
Nils
Re: Crash site of a british ariplane
Marco - 14.11.2009, 22:07
Congratulations.. You found a Wellington wreck, too!
Re: Crash site of a british ariplane
SALERNO1943 - 19.11.2009, 09:57
Sorry for delay but we have a lot of fragments to clean.
Printing:
MAGAZINE FILM
REF. N° 14A/730
A M
SERIAL N° AA20806
Re: Crash site of a british ariplane
SALERNO1943 - 25.11.2009, 21:01
Thanks for all answer and sorry for delay. I had no time to clean all fragments but I want post some I think can be interesting to identify Wellington we find.
A M 5X/941
Details with numbers from 1 to 10
3 unknown objects. Central appears to be a bbullet of rocket.
BOMB DOORS OPEN SHUT A1205
MINUS ..... PLUS
29085/47
5.AMPS
9/567
ENGINE TYPE. HERCULES
ENGINE No. SS 14146
SERIES No. XVI
A.M. No. 381126 M
TOP
28 46 63 AA341
MAGAZINE FILM
REF. No. 14A/730
A. M.
SERIAL No. AA20806
DIRECTION INDICATOR
Re: Crash site of a british ariplane
Marco - 26.11.2009, 19:20
Remarkable!
Re: Crash site of a british ariplane
SALERNO1943 - 07.12.2009, 20:30
Here are other fragments. Some ideas?
A M 5D/706
PUSH TO TURN
DRGN° L 490901-A BIRM....
10A/12428
PRESSURE HEAD HEATER
R B
R B
PRESSURE HEAD HEATER SWITCH
TYPE P4A N°3633IT
AM 6D/480 MK1
44036 39
NEWEY PAT. 20/430-22
K4 GV 43
K5 BVIIZ 43
K2 W1 1943
Re: Crash site of a british ariplane
ian_ - 15.12.2009, 21:07
Hello again, three identifiable parts are: Picture 3, bomb release solenoid from a bomb rack, picture 10 is part of the engine cowling cooling gill control and 14 is the surround for a P4 compass. All the best, Ian.
Re: Crash site of a british ariplane
SALERNO1943 - 23.01.2010, 18:09
Here are some other fragments from Wellington crash site. Some idea?
A.M. IOL/8998 41335-849 GN1C
40139 SHT 19
Re: Crash site of a british ariplane
Lancasterman - 24.01.2010, 01:52
That second last picture looks like a Cowl gill operating control
Re: Crash site of a british ariplane
Pathfinder - 24.01.2010, 14:48
Hi !
On photos #
2/3 are parts from the wing / fuselage structure
5 (left parts) are remains from the accumulator
6 the Ref-No. 10L indicated parts from wireless
9 parts with "40" after the 285 indicated parts from the exhaust
11 looks like as a case of a gear
Parts from further postings:
Ref. No. 5D/706 is a external adapter from the fusing unit
DRG No. L490901-A <BIRMAL> is a fusing unit
Ref. No. 10A/12428 is a part from a wireless unit
Ref.No. 6D/480 is a cutt-off valve MK.I (oxygen)
Ref.No. 5x indicated Components Parts of Wiring Assemblies
29085/47 is a part from gun turret
Regards
Nils
Re: Crash site of a british ariplane
Anonymous - 20.10.2011, 19:46
10A12428 is one of the mounting blocks to hold the 1154/55 radios and transmitters.definately a wellington this one.
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