Just found this thread on here perhaps needs merging http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showthread.php?t=540

My main interest is why so little damage to a fast jet? and wouldn’t the cockpit show signs of an ejection? I don’t believe any sign of captain Schaffner was found.

Captain Schaffner Binbrook 1970

Just how much of this is true September 8th 1970 did this really happen?:confused: Anyone here know more?

http://www.alienationsam.com/historic_ufo/binbrook.html

There was a certain Lancaster Bomber that had the hangar roof fall in on it.:eek: But i suppose it wasn’t really in a museum

I think the flea is now here http://www.aeroflight.co.uk/mus/uk/c-e/doncastermusart.htm along with a Benson Autogyro.

I want one…..fantastic detail

I have it as a B mk III part of a batch of 340 made at Avro Yeadon if that’s any help.

That is my school!!!

I play football on the field where it was found, i wonder if there are anymore.

Just be careful when you go in with a sliding tackle m8.:eek:

So they preserve not only the aircraft, but also the spirit for witch it fought.

Talk about capturing the moment.

Perhaps no one there knows that the war has ended. I never thought i would start a list of aircraft related museums i shall not be visiting. I now understand why the staff get so much abuse that there has to be a rule about it.