posted on Mar, 27 2010 @ 12:23 PM
Article:
WHEELER, Ore. - In a heavily wooded area somewhere near this small coastal town, a piece of World War II history was found scattered
in dozens of pieces - hidden for more than 60 years - and unknown until last week. According to local officials and the U.S. Navy, the find is a
Curtiss SB2C Helldiver, the Navy’s primary attack and bombing plane during World War II. Even more intriguing, is that it may also contain remains
of the two crew members.
Source:
www.katu.com...
Then updated later: Source:
Clue emerges in WWII plane wreckage mystery
PORTLAND, Ore. - A date stamped on the wreckage of a World War
II-era plane that was found deep in the woods near Wheeler, Ore. last week could help investigators determine when it crashed and who may have been on
board.
Update Source:
www.katu.com...
A very interesting find indeed. Amazes me. Like whatever was told to the family, how the family must feel-anyone alive etc? It seems to me the
documentation was not to particular or detailed then.
A shame that there are several missing planes to pick from as to who this one was.
Great pics/some video (didn't work for me). At least an end to a story somewhere, to someone (I hope).