@chrisbaines4339, thank you for the comment. Definitely worth a visit if you ever get a chance and you are correct a brilliant memorial. Peace and love
Thanks for sharing this. I'm sure that after the crash the US Air Force came out and removed the remains if possible and any sensitive equipment from the crash site. I'm from the US, and I study WW2 history, so this video was very interesting. Thanks again for sharing.
I believe that the long tube with spaced rings shown at 2:23 is part of the communication tunnel that connected the front and back of the place, running on the top of the bomb bays.
That would make sense. The cockpit and areas where the crew stations were located were pressurized. The tube/tunnel was a way to connect the pressurized portions of the aircraft and extended from the cockpit through the fuselage to the crew stations in the rear of the aircraft. Pressurizing allowed flying without oxygen masks and the cold weather clothing like in the earlier B-17/B-24/B-25s
@@geodes4762 thank you for your comment and all that information. Really interested and I am now getting to learn a lot more about this particular aircraft. Peace and love buddy
