I use Google Earth for my business and just recently have been wasting a lot of time searching WW2 locations, current museums, airplane crash sites etc. Anyone do this as well and what have you found interesting? I've noticed there are many sunken WW2 ships that are located on Google Earth, especially in the South Pacific, wonder how accurate those coordinates are? I believe if you have the free downloaded version of Google Earth your looking at imagery about 3 to 4 years old. Some of my completed projects are still in the construction phase when I Google them.
There's an historical imagery feature in Google Earth. That can compare WW2 images directly to images from the present day. Very cool feature.
To access all the imagery for yourself, and compare to the present day cityscape, click the clock icon in the top-level toolbar to activate a time-line in the Google Earth display. Move back in forth in time by dragging the time slider from left to right or by clicking the back/forwards arrows.Take a look at airplane boneyards just after the war for an idea of just how many airplanes were sitting waiting to be scrapped
Be ready to spend hours and hours
