Gentlemans, thank you for your kind (& quick) help.

Sorry if bother too much, but maybe you know was (is) there any Gazelle registered F-GGRP? If this was only allocated but not taken up reg, please if possible to know the helicopter’s c/n or owner designated.

BTW, several search engines tried… no luck yet 🙂 Thanks.

An F-84?! Quite possible because exYU AF use to have these jets back in 1950s & ’60. A lot them finished as cheap source of second-hand aluminium after they had been w/o. I’ll try to find out how this piece finished at the spot. Well, so much about WWII’s wreck part as I have been told 🙂

Thanks a lot, Alan!

GBXZD and GBZYB were from the Gazelle Flying Group, right?

Thanks for info. Please if you could direct me where to find more details about these GL birds (pics preferable). BTW, looking for info due to my “weird” hobby of compiling Gazelle Production & Service List 🙂

As I said, no marks (letter or number) could be seen.

BTW, The piece was dragged from few confirmed crash sites in vicinity just after the war. Allegedly, that was one of those “wounded” B-24s or B-17s crashed in attempt to reach Vis airfield. I need confirmation of a/c type.