May 12, 2026 #1 dan35 Airman 16 2 Joined Nov 7, 2006 Location Rennes/BAIS Website www.absa3945.com Hello, Here is a part recovered from the crash site of an Armstrong Whitworth Whitley. I found a piece of stainless steel and immediately thought it was from the bomber. It is marked: SP 50210 5. AW 220. regards Dan Attachments AW220.PNG 466.1 KB · Views: 33
Hello, Here is a part recovered from the crash site of an Armstrong Whitworth Whitley. I found a piece of stainless steel and immediately thought it was from the bomber. It is marked: SP 50210 5. AW 220. regards Dan
May 13, 2026 #2 T ThomasP Chief Master Sergeant 4,341 7,383 Joined Apr 17, 2017 Location midwest USA Most likely either a Whitley Mk II or Mk IVA.
May 13, 2026 Thread starter #3 dan35 Airman 16 2 Joined Nov 7, 2006 Location Rennes/BAIS Website www.absa3945.com 85 It is the Whitley Mk. V - N1362, which crashed at Lignières-Orgères (Mayenne) on June 11, 1940.
