The way I see it, the only ones who could lay any claim, are the US
authorities, and I doubt they are interested.
I believe earlier in this thread it was stated that the USA are not interested. Who ever issues the paperwork in this country necessary to make a recovery has already done so to a local man but I understand these things expire. Please correct if wrong.
Couple that with generous British companies that would love the product placement and it could be done for a fraction of the cost and risk of the Dornier .
I am sure this is absolutely right. Many posts ago I mentioned that there was a very large construction company in North Wales which would almost certainly have all the necessary equipment and know how and who may be interested in the publicity and suggested it could be initially moved to Caernarfon airfield either by road or by barge, there is a dock adjacent to the airfield.
Initially I did think it should be recovered but as this specific aeroplane has no “history” what would be the point in displaying it in its present condition after conversation, surely all the aeroplanes displayed like this have a “history”? Now I think, from posts on here, that the money could be better spent elsewhere.
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