Dave,

From Air-Britain ‘RAF Aircraft V1000 to W9999’ ‘P1000 to R9999’ and ‘X1000 to Z9999’

V6983 – ‘abandoned near Redbourne 9/2/41’

P3097 – ‘dived into ground 2m NW of Scampton 21/6/41, cause not known.’

Z3831 – ‘Spun into ground during dummy attacks 5 miles S of Louth, Lincs 19/4/42.’

As these all seem to be flying accidents, I would email the RAF Museum and ask them to send you a copy of the ‘Accident Record Card’ for these, remembering to quote the type, date & serial number etc. by following this link. http://www.rafmuseum.org.uk/hendon/research/enquiries.cfm

You also should check the relevant squadron’s Operations Record Books at The National Archives(TNA) (Formerly the Public Record Office/PRO). See here for their website http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/default.htm

Geoff.

Yeovil Junction

Surely if any aircraft arriving at Duxford was supposed to do so in secret, it or the serial number etc. would be covered up in some way. The fact that it was on plain (plane?) view hardly suggests any attempt to hide the aircraft.

Geoff.

North Weald

Collindale

Russell Square via Aldwych.

Whittlesford

Get out of that one without moving 😀

Geoff.