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General Forums => Aircraft and Vehicles => Topic started by: zack1234 on April 14, 2012, 03:32:06 AM
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apparently the British government is in talks with the Burmese government to locate several unused Spitfire buried in Burma before the Japanese could get hold if them :old:
We had supply dumps buried in Britain just in case the Narzies invaded.
My great uncle worked with a bloke who had a contract to reclaim them, apparently they were buried in such a way that preserved them. ( They reclaimed the vehcles and sold the petrol on the blackmarket in the 1950's)
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Here's are some links on that:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/destinations/asia/burma/9204921/British-farmers-quest-to-find-lost-Spitfires-in-Burma.html
MH
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Very cool indeed!! :cheers: :aok
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this quote from the article above is awesome news .
The guy stuck a scope down into one of the crates and said this when he seen them......."They seemed to be in good condition.” :banana:
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I did the same thing once. I buried a batman action figure in the woods in my backyard. I wonder if he still works
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wtg dig batman up and lets see :banana:
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I would give anything (I'd even begin cutting off toes) to be a part of that dig....
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They buried stuff in the UK during the war, my Great Uncle used to do business with a bloke in 1950's who had contract to retrieve caches.
Apparently they were after the fuel from the vehicles.
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http://bbs.hitechcreations.com/smf/index.php/topic,332190.msg4359808.html
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They buried stuff in the UK during the war, my Great Uncle used to do business with a bloke in 1950's who had contract to retrieve caches.
Apparently they were after the fuel from the vehicles.
Not the pies?
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i repeated myself in this thread :old:
Yes i must keep to topics close to my heart such as pies and corned beef hash :old:
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I heard there was a cache of 1941 Crow and Ale pies buried just outside of Tobruk Zack :banana:
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(http://i570.photobucket.com/albums/ss147/tnelson3_bucket/Large20Image.jpg)