I think 109pff may have gathered by now that this is probably one of a long series of urban myths about buried / concealed caches of WW2 equipment.

It is just possible that one of them will turn up trumps one day, but I certainly wouldn’t place any money on it.

Meanwhile 109 – is your user name related to 109Sq?

Moggy

Hi Moggy yes my name is related to 109Sq.Looks like this is another myth like you say as an old railwayman I do know this happened in Northamptonshire near Ravenstone wood where the MOD had a place tho it was eventually taken out and stored at Cardington.:cool:

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It is a really great field to visit.

Last time I was there was on a veteran’s day. The BBMF did a couple of passes and I took the son of one of the vets for a quick circuit

Moggy

I was there at the church got some great film of the Lanc really low passes.I am friends of a farmer that owns some of the land and there is a large dump on it he only allows two of us on it .Great bunch of guys had my mouth open with some of the tales.

anson

Thanks Ross, Where can i read about the ansons in france I have a log book The name of the chap is so faint but it could be f perry.s/l Dwyer was the pilot in several ops in france with perry as his 2nd pilot.They were in n5378.
Paul