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why the tail????? "everbody likes a piece of tail...." even a corsair's!! :P :)

Maybe they needed it to build a table. :shock:


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i new that would get a few hardee harr harrs!!!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :finga:

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Wendovertom - I recall seeing some pictures in the past of some of these Libs, and the cockpit sections were still attached to the fuselages, so I would think these cockpit sections might still remain.


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This is slightly off topic, but was brought to mind with Tom's joke about the Corsair tail.

At the Lockheed Martin facility in Marietta, Georgia, there is a rather tall building adjacent to the main assembly building. When asked what this structure was, an old-time Lockheed employee told me that it was the world's largest whorehouse. When asked to explain, he said that it was where the C-5 went to get its tail.

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Man - that would be great if a cockpit section could be recovered - it seems like the nose wouldn't be terribly hard to fabricate. Here's to hoping!

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Here's a blast from the past!

Have any other pics or info surfaced other than the single photo at Pacific Wrecks?
http://www.pacificwrecks.com/aircraft/b-24/angaur.html

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Rob Mears wrote:
It's either a -1A or a -1D.

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That is on Guam, right?

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Here is Anguar from Googlemaps

Seems like a silly place to put an island in our 'Island Hopping' campaign!!!!

Main, dump looks to be off the NE end of the strip as indicated in the Pacificwrecks website..,

found something else out of place on the extreme SE corner as well.

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That Corsair was continually shown in clips during the Reality TV show "Survivor: Palau" series a few year back.
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Jerry O'Neill wrote:
That Corsair was continually shown in clips during the Reality TV show "Survivor: Palau" series a few year back.
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That may be true.., but OROTE Point is on Guam and that is where this wreck IS!

http://www.airdaleamericanhistory.com/W ... oint1.html

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Well, here is your Corsair tail from Anguar, seems to be more than 10 years old
http://www.dmgroom.com/travel/rtw98/pho ... anguar.JPG

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Yes, yes, Corsairs are fine and dandy... how about the Liberators? :lol:

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the 330thbg - I believe the Angaur graveyard with the Libs and Corsair is actually north of the road, near the ocean, under heavy jungle canopy, so not viewable from the air.

Also read that there is a Billy resting in the jungle. A fellow based there in the 70's cut off one of its prop blades. I wasn't aware that B-25s were based there, maybe one crash-landed on the island.

It seems pretty hard to find much info on the Angaur aircraft remains.


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I'm sure all that stuff will be long gone if the plans go through for the casino and resort...


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Well, here is your Corsair tail from Anguar, seems to be more than 10 years old
http://www.dmgroom.com/travel/rtw98/pho ... anguar.JPG


Now here is definate proof of the 'grayed' out stars and bars on that Corsair! LOL!!!!!

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