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ID of B17?? part

I was looking after the site where a B17 crashed in August 1944 and probably I found it but I am not sure. On the nuts of the part as pictured below I found a stamp with A N . This part could be from one of the engines. Could lead this part me to the crashsite of a B17 or wishfull thinking?? In the surrounding were I found this part, I found very small debris of a wing or fuselage and lots of .50 mainly exploded cardridges. I know it is not much but can someone confirm that I have found a crashsite of a B17??

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Adrian

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By: lancaster1 - 30th September 2013 at 21:13

T21 The location is a mystery because I don’t want “hobby” diggers who would not pay any respect or have feelings by the items they found and destroy my research area sort of speak,and Yes I have a license for a dig. What is the use for gave people info where the location is?? Thanks very much Bomberboy and Trolly Aux for your answer.

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By: Trolly Aux - 30th September 2013 at 17:27

American clips on it

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By: Bomberboy - 30th September 2013 at 17:02

It certainly looks like an american bulkhead fitting, but in fairness could have come from anything manufactured on that side of the pond.

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By: T-21 - 30th September 2013 at 15:01

Why the mystery as to the location ? so little to go on. Happens all the time on this forum, give more information to expect an answer . Do you have a licence to dig ? probaby not .

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