The Last Flight of British Pilots. ŚWinoujście Forest Uncovers an Ancient Secret
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Fragments of a British World War II bomber were discovered in a forest near the beach in Świnoujście, approximately 600 meters from the Baltic Sea. The find may indicate the crash site of a Lancaster plane shot down in August 1944 and the final resting place of three missing crew members. The relevant authorities are investigating the case, and surveys are expected to begin soon.
Fragments of a British World War II-era Avro Lancaster bomber have been discovered in an unassuming forest ravine just 600 meters from the beach in Świnoujście. The recovered parts, ammunition, and an RAF nameplate may indicate the final resting place of three airmen who went missing in 1944. The Voivode's services, the Institute of National Remembrance, and museum staff have already begun procedures to verify this sensational discovery and loca…
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