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Halifax 57
57 Rescue Canada is dedicated to preserving the Halifax bomber and its international heritage and is actively raising the financial support, through corporate and public sponsorship, to find and recover Halifax LW170. |
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Visit a Canadian Crash Site
The 1942 Plane Crash Site is located in the Stage Cove area of the Town of Conche. It contains the wreck of a kind of short-range bomber plane known as a Boston (Douglas DB-7), in a fenced off grassy area. |
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Oklahoma Wreck Chasing
Oklahoma Wreckchasing has been involved in aviation archaeology since mid-1997. |
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TIGHAR Recovery Team
The International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery, a non-profit foundation dedicated to promoting responsible aviation archeology and historic preservation |
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A&T Recovery
An American Recovery Team |
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East Anglian Aircraft Research Group
A loose association of individuals all involved with Aviation Archeology in the eastern counties of England, we have researched and recovered many crashed aircraft of the WWII period. |
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Wreck Chasing Web Site
The source for aviation archeology information |
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Abandoned Plane Wrecks of the North
The Arctic North (northern parts of Canada and Alaska) is a cruel environment for men and machine; for planes it is no different. The weather creates all sorts of hazards, the terrain offers its own variety of opportinuties for disaster. |
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Airplanes Underwater Blog
Blog on underwater aircraft stories |
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Brewster Recover - Russia
A Brewster 239 fighter of the Finnish Air Force (BW-372 piloted by lt. Lauri Pekuri) has been discovered and lifted from a lake in Russian Karelia |
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Corsairs in Lake Washington
There are a number of Corsairs in Lake Washington including one which was recovered, resorted and is now on exhibit at the Seattle Museum of Flight. |
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Diving Sunken Planes
Site containing about diving sunken planes |
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P40 Recovery - China
Recovery of a Flying Tiger P-40 in China |
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P40 Recovery - Russia
Recovery of a P-40 from Russia |
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Warbird Recovery Group
The Warbird Recovery Team's goal is to research, document, locate, recover, preserve and display aviation archaeology artifacts that are underwater or land crash sites. |
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