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Section of Heinkel He 111 fuselage

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Catalogue number
  • EPH 1833
Materials
  • metal
Alternative Names
  • FULL NAME: Section of Heinkel He 111 fuselage
  • SIMPLE NAME: REL : German
Creator
Object Type
relic
Category
souvenirs and ephemera

Label

Section of fuselage from a German Heinkel 111 aircraft which was shot down over Hunsdon, Hertfordshire, on 30 August 1940. It was salvaged by 334 Searchlight Battery, Royal Artillery.

History note

On 30 August 1940, Heinkel He 111H-2 (2624) of 7/KG53 was shot down by repeated attacks by Hurricanes during an attack on Radlett. It crash-landed near the Rectory at Hunsdon at 4.30pm. See acquisition file for further information

Physical description

section

Painted

Heinkel 111 shot down at Hunsdon, Herts. August 30, 1940. Salved by 334 S.L. Battery R.A.

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