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Rajay
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Woodsy Airfield wrote:
Rajay & Steve T.
The remains of an aircraft near P-47, HSS-1, C-82 was probably a B-57 fuselage Walt had acquired back in the 1960's.

Leon


I just pulled up some photos I have on my hard drive of B-57's. That is a definite possibility; the windshield frame of the tandem seat Martin B-57B (and later) versions is very similar to the one on the Grumman F9F series, especially head-on from a distance. Without more of the fuselage visible (or even there at all) there is no context to be sure.
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