Burma Spitfires Merged thread. Put all new info in here please.

[major_setback]

Originally Posted by KG26_Alpha

Looks like they have their share of thoughtless forum trolls and idiots also.


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You have to find a way of killing them off before they reproduce. Otherwise you're always going to be stuck with them.



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[Feathered_IV]

"Archaeologists believe no Spitfires buried in Burma. Wargaming.net, the firm financing the dig, has also said there are no planes."



http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-21074699

[Freycinet]

Oh well, when it seems too good to be true it most often is...

[RedToo]

Burma Spitfires latest:

http://forum.keypublishing.com/showp...postcount=1542

RedToo.

[WTE_Galway]

Originally Posted by RedToo

Burma Spitfires latest:

http://forum.keypublishing.com/showp...postcount=1542

RedToo.

Soo ... according to that article. They are digging in the wrong spot because its safer and makes a better TV documentary even though everyone knows there are no Spitfires there? Furthermore the one borehole in the "right" area found what may be a crate at depth but even if it is a spitfire crate its full of water ?

Sounds a right royal stuff up already.

[arthursmedley]

More obfuscation and intended confusion from Mr. Cundall. Crate full of water will take "weeks" to pump out. Wtf?

Serious archeologists with a reputation to maintain have now examined Mr. Cundall's "witness statements" and the other "evidence" he has accumulated in detail and pronounced it Bollox.

[swiss]

Originally Posted by WTE_Galway

Soo ... according to that article. They are digging in the wrong spot because its safer and makes a better TV documentary even though everyone knows there are no Spitfires there? Furthermore the one borehole in the "right" area found what may be a crate at depth but even if it is a spitfire crate its full of water ?

Sounds a right royal stuff up already.

I told you.

[Skoshi Tiger]

How does Duralumin hold up under water?????? I'm not sure it's noted for it's corrosion resistance.