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There are specific procedures that must be followed to acquire a
military crash. First you must write the agency a letter describing the wreck, with all appropriate information, and ask if they are willing to abandon it for salvage. You must obtain a letter from the owning agency stating that they have abandoned the wreck. Once you have that letter, you may proceed to retrieve the wreck. This may not be the proper language, but is the gist of the process as it was explained to me 25 years ago by someone who retrieved a P-51B (?) off the slopes in Alaska and restored it. ("Moon" Spiller, Versailles Ohio) |
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