Search begins for lost WW2 airman at Peak District crash site

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 12 Oct, 14:38 · Archive

A search has begun for a lost WW2 airman at a crash site in the Peak District. The plane crashed on peatland 82 years ago and has been legally protected as a war grave, remaining untouched since the incident occurred.

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• Search begins for lost WW2 airman at Peak District crash siteThe plane crash took place on peatland, and, as a war grave, has been legally protected to remain untouched since the crash 82 years agoBuxton Advertiser · 12 Oct, 13:56
• Search begins for lost WW2 airman at Peak District crash siteThe plane crash took place on peatland, and, as a war grave, has been legally protected to remain untouched since the crash 82 years agoDerbyshire Times · 12 Oct, 13:13

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