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A couple of weeks ago a thread her had a link to a site that discussed and showed wreck sites/
It featured old and new aircraft, everything from WWII types to a F-16 that crashed in 1980.

I can't find the site now, anyone have an idea?


BTW: I've checked done a Google search and haven't found it.

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This one? Wreckchasing Message Board:
http://pacaeropress.websitetoolbox.com/

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Nope, it was a site, not a message board.

It had some interesting stuff on it, the loss of a young Luftwaffe pilot in a F-84F while training here, a T-38 fatally hitting an mountain near Williams in the 70s, the F-16 loss.

Many, but not all events were in the Southwest.

John

JUST found it...:

http://www.aviationarchaeology.com/src/crashsites.htm

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