So, someone has figured out how to make money from these old rumors?!?

Search on for Bundaberg WWII bunkers

Posted Thu Jan 31, 2008 9:43am AEDT

Map: Bundaberg 4670
The Defence Department will use the latest technology to try and confirm if there are any World War II bunkers under Bundaberg city airport.

The Bundaberg City Council says the military will use a ground penetration radar and magnetic sub-surface equipment to look for bunkers in airport land.

It has long been local legend that there are underground bunkers left from the war at the airport.

Mayor Kay McDuff says they should know by the end of the year if there is anything there.

“These are very advanced technologies and no doubt will come at quite a cost,” she said.

“All I can say is that the council is very appreciative of their response and we hope that we will have some results from their work by the middle of the year.”

The Ju87 could carry that nasty load. IF my readings are getting it fight, the Ju88 and the He111 could carry the beast externally, one at a time. Later in the war, a beefy version of the Fw190 could carry one!

Would that last pic be the “White One” er…not quite….Black 3?? FW190? My best guess.
Nice pics. Now can we have your impression in words of your experience? Looks to be a very fun experience.

The German surface raiders roamed far and wide. Sank MUCH more shipping than the rest of the surface navy combined at a fraction of the cost. Tied up a lot of resources in searching for them and trying to sink them.

Here is a link to more specifics on this raider

http://www.scharnhorst-class.dk/miscellaneous/hilfskreuzer/kormoran.html

and at the bottom of the page you can toggle to other raiders

Found one at this site, not sure if it is the model you are after, looks like vehicle mount type.

http://www.milweb.co.uk/classifieds/class2.php?type=quartermaster

M1919 .30 Calibre Browning
Made by General Motors and not converted to 7.62. Comes with de-ac certificate, muzzle cover, British ammo box, canvas belt with 33 inert rounds and reproduction vehicle mount (fits Mk1 Ferret, Saladin etc). £700.00 firm. Strictly no offers, but would consider exchange for genuine 7.62 Bren.
01474 822854

or here is another-this one a replica
http://www.milweb.net/webverts/33253/

Truly a great job in the field! Here is a link to an antarctic blog full of photos. A bit of the way down is the repaired A/C, and quite a bit further down is a series of shots of the crash. Quite amazing that it was recoverable.

http://antarctica-coldman.blogspot.com/

Here is a link to some pics and more info

http://www.skippyscage.com/aviation/nv/t28/index.html

Looks like they got their story!!!:D
Reminds me of the movie “Always” Have to rent that one and watch it again. Lots of great A/C shots.