What This Team Found While Digging... For A Battle Of Britain HURRICANE | Forces TV

[@madmeerkat1158]

Not many of the guys left. We salute you Paddy!

[@jeremyhannaford1306]

Residents of St. Column Minor, Cornwall saw one crash on Penrose farm ((Duchy land). The RAF dozed the remains and buried it. I found it again in the 80s when a plough turned up duck egg blue paint flakes. Bits of burnt Merlin, smashed cockpit stuff, and half rotted .303 cartridges. The pilot had bailed.

[@angelafox1201]

Respect Paddy, thank you!

[@srg1030]

Could you do some more videos on the RAF Voyager?

[@gorakhkumargupta9112]

thanks so much bro I'm gorakh Gupta Indian hoo I love you

[@richardgoode4761]

Fantastic in history!

[@SamK-vk7kb]

"As good as the day it crashed" ...

[@cloudzy6247]

I live there

[@carbongrip2108]

Um shouldn't the fuselage be in that mud to dig up? Or was the fuselage cleaned up after/during the war and that's just the pieces that were never recovered?

[@casafilms]

It hit the ground at several hundred miles an hour. Only certain parts of it remained intact after that. The main fuselage is mostly struts and fabric. We did find some of the fabric still there, preserved due to the mud.

[@nilloc93]

the fuselage would have disintegrated on impact. The parts they found are all the bits made of cast iron and steel.

[@SaltimusMaximus]

lots of goodies for Ebay as usual