Berlin – A German Military Historical Museum spokesman says divers are making good progress on bringing up the wreck of a German World War II Stuka dive bomber from the floor of the Baltic Sea.
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Capt. Sebastian Bangert says the military divers brought up the plane’s radiator Tuesday, following the recovery of the engine over the weekend. Experts had initially thought the plane was likely a JU87D model, but now are almost certain it’s the later JU87G based on the radiator.
There are only two known complete Stukas — on display at museums in London and Chicago — as well as pieces of crashed Stukas elsewhere.
Divers are now working to bring up a large fuselage piece from the cockpit area, including the entire right wing and part of the left.
The Stuka {short for Sturzkampfbomber ] first was used in GUernica and Santander,Spain later when Germany attacked Netherland they put
Rotterdam to ashes and then
Warsaw
Why dont these Germans Y.S.V. Bring up all the Bodies, they killed and Shot into the Tass, and the Duna? to indentify and bring them to Burial, WHY ?? the Question cant be answered, 1) Reason because Achmedinjahd, Yemach S.V. said the 6,000,000, never happened, Afre Lepimeh, so where are all our Fathers Mothers? Grandfathers Grandmothers? Children, Were are they? in Heaven, in Gan Eden,, HASHEM YINKOIM DUMOM< Bimhaira, uh Bebias Hamoshiach,