sarmarsun@googlemail.com wrote in news:5c18c9d7-0ad8-4fa2-8e96-
ad8619672e02@googlegroups.com:
On Friday, June 25, 2010 at 11:29:13 PM UTC+1, Georg Schwarz wrote:
Are there still any WW II bomb craters visible on modern satellite
images?
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Georg Schwarz http://home.pages.de/~schwarz/
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Lincolnshire Wolds look pretty pock marked still -
the chalk terrain still shows up the craters through
the thin soil cover. Have a look around the
Great Tows area. German bombers just unloading
I guess befre they returned home not having found
their targets?
probably aiming for the chain home tower at Lincolnshire Wolds
&
RAF Ludford Magna was less then a mile from Great Tows.
(Lancaster base)
look around Pointe du Hoc
its pitted..
look at almost any point on the french coast where there were
defense sites.
Heligoland.
Grand slam test bomb crater
50°55'33.58"N 1°43'2.84"W
target building
50°55'34.60"N 1°42'58.78"W
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