Dissecting the Parts
There was more to take a closer look at before drawing definite conclusions. The guns, engine and twisted fuselage gave the museum important information about the wreckage. Was faulty plane parts a reason Nazi pilots should have taken a closer look at their health insurance coverage preflight? Well, let’s not forget this pilot’s remains! Torben Sarauw is the head of archaeology and also curator of the museum. His finds helped bring the pieces of the puzzle together. What were these finds that brought it all together?
Dissecting the Parts
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The planes themself were not rare, but apparently, this was a rare find. No, not just for a 14 year old to find. It was rare to uncover one of the Bf 109 planes in this particular area of Denmark. Saruw confirmed this,”It’s quite a special find.” He even added that it may be the only time a German plane was found in this part of Denmark. All of this information would be crucial for Saruw and the team to make sense of things.
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