We Explored a B-17 Crash Site (WW2!)

We visited the location of a B-17 that was shot down during WW2 with permission from the landowner. What we found really surprised us. After 75 years there were still pieces on top of the ground!
Locals say that all of the crew bailed out and survived being shot down, thank goodness.
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[@D.Smagnetfishing]

nice explore.. some really cool finds too

[@WayIntoAdventures]

It was crazy. We never imagined that we would still find things just laying there after so long!

[@StormCatKirby]

Cool!

[@corythetreasurehunter9638]

It's amazing what you can find if you just get out there and look around!!! :)

[@WayIntoAdventures]

Yeah, especially at a crash site.

[@monkcheetah8203]

My brother has a camp in Maine. Not from from his camp is elephant Mountain. A B-52 crashed there in the 40s. Still wreckage there. Great video 👍

[@RenwiTwo]

b-52? They were commisioned in the 50s

[@cynthiaswearingen1037]

That plasticky stuff could be melted bakelite? Nice evidence of the crash! Love that 50 caliber cartridge!!!💖

[@WayIntoAdventures]

Yeah, That's what I thought it was too. I really do like 50 cal. cartridges because they are so interesting! Don't forget to check out the video that I found a WW2 dumphole filled with 50 cal. cartridges and some other cool things!

[@panzeriv2768]

@@WayIntoAdventuresthe stuff that u talked about at 1:15 is called pertinax it’s basically used for electrical boards

[@joshuarosenberg1782]

Where was this ? Not Budigen area of Germany?