Warbird Information Exchange

Alot of you guys are probably aware of this site, for those who are not, superb site !
This guy goes above and beyond in his quest to track down wreck sites, east to spend hours there browsing around. Some wrecks are located in very inaccessible terrain that the average person would go nowhere near, this guy will trek all day and climb mountains to get to wreck sites, well worth a look.

Not sure if the guy is current, his most recent treks are some years ago, thankfully the web site remains

https://joeidoni.smugmug.com/Aircraft-Crash-Sites

Allow me to recommend a site I recently found...
The commercial crashes are interesting...the Carole Lombard crash and the UAL DC-6 fire Utah crash in particular...

https://www.lostflights.com

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A bit short on content but what is there is top notch, I like it - And a good illustration of the commitment it takes to reach some of these sites, many of which occurred in barren, hostile terrain.

Thanks for this post . Have found this page very interesting. Great work.