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2002, English Heritage, Marine Aggregates Levy Sustainability Fund (MALSF), Archaeological guidance on Aircraft Crash Sites future management
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2002, English Heritage, Marine Aggregates Levy Sustainability Fund (MALSF), Archaeological guidance on Aircraft Crash Sites future management

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May 2021

Collection date:

January 2002 - January 2002

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May 2021

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The Crown Estate

Summary

Military aircraft crash sites are an important part of Britain’s military and aviation heritage. Predominantly dating from World War II, during which there was a massive expansion in air activity over the UK, they comprise the buried, submerged or surface remains of aircraft, most of which crashed either in combat or training. Some crash sites...

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Archaeology
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