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DUMPED, BURIED, BURNT,
SCRAPPED OR SAVED |
There are many "stories" circulating about military equipment and aircraft being dumped, buried, burnt, scrapped or saved after World War 2. Many of these "stories" are not true. I repeat them all here with the hope that someone will eventually be able to provide that missing bit of information that will either confirm or debunk the stories told.
My advice is "Don't believe everything you hear" when it comes to these sort of stories.
Generally, where I am not sure whether to story is true I will word the home page in an appropriate way to suggest that I either do not believe the story or am seeking confirmation.
QUEENSLAND
NEW SOUTH WALES
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
VICTORIA
Aircraft to be stored or destroyed | Ballarat Tip Large store of US equipment was buried under escort and armed guards by the Americans at end of war |
Fighter Planes to be destroyed |
Possible WW2 equipment in a tunnel at Mt. Evelyn | Studebaker army trucks found in a tunnel at Bandiana | Vehicles, aircraft parts, ammunition, bombs, mustard gas and machine guns being buried at Nhill airfield |
Was there a Japanese Zero buried at East Sale? |
WESTERN AUSTRALIA
4 PBY-5 Catalinas sunk in the ocean off Rottnest Island |
Rottnest Graveyard Ships, submarines and Catalinas sunk |
REST OF THE SOUTH WEST PACIFIC AREA
Can anyone help me with more information?
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This page first produced 16 September 2000
This page last updated 11 March 2023