Current Aviation Archaeology News
The stories of some recent digs and further news items appear in our magazine - See 'Aviation Archaeologist'. Recent issues are still available.
2011
December 2011
English Heritage have announced a review of their "Military Aircraft Crash Sites: Archaeological guidance on their significance and future management" document, the review includes a public consulation, details being give on the EH website . The closing date for submissions is 6th February 2012, with the next edition of this document being produced during 2012.
September 2011
Boston BZ590, which went missing in 1945, has been found and recovered near the town of Ferrara, in Italy.
June 2011
Memorial unveiled on 12th June 2011 at Mayfield parish churchyard, Staffs., in memory of the crew of Wellington Mk.X LP397 of No.28 OTU who died close by on the 13th June 1944
2010
July 2010
Spitfire X4560 was recovered by the Dumfries and Galloway Aviation Museum from Edinburgh's Royal Botanic Gardens in July.
June 2010
Mustang Mk.IV KH838 recovered by the Lancashire Aircraft
Investigation Team from a garden near Wigan
P-51K 44-11632 recovered by the Marches Aviation Society and the Warplane
Wreck Investigation Group near Nantwich
The wreck of a Vickers Warwick has recently been found in Scapa Flow.
2009
November 2009
The remains of Blenheim Z7646 were recovered by the Dumfries and Galloway Aviation Museum in 2009.
October 2009
Marches Aviation Society has recovered the substantial remains of Spitfire PT766 in Wales.
August 2009
The Lincolnshire Aircraft Recovery Group has recovered the wreckage of Halifax EB185 at Faldingworth.
A Hampden undercarriage leg was retrieved by fishermen at Skegness.
2004
Tidal action uncovered the wreckage of a Mosquito in the Wash in 2004. NS998 had been missing since 1945. The harbour master contacted BAAC and two of our groups in the area worked with the Ministry of Defence to investigate further. The MoD was able to recover the remains of the crew and a local museum will now put on a commemorative display of items from the aircraft. For further details, see the BBC website.
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