RAISING THE DORNIER Sunday 2nd June 2013 Today the Royal Air Force Museum and Sea Tech will attempt to raise the last surviving Dornier Do-17 bomber from the Goodwin Sands after three weeks of intensive effort to prepare

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Date: 2013-06-02 11:56:38 Dornier Do 17 Bomber Dornier Flugzeugwerke		RAISING THE DORNIER Sunday 2nd June 2013 Today the Royal Air Force Museum and Sea Tech will attempt to raise the last surviving Dornier Do-17 bomber from the Goodwin Sands after three weeks of intensive effort to prepare Add to Reading List Source URL: www.rafmuseum.org.uk Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,08 MB Share Document on Facebook

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	DORNIER DO-17 LIFTED SUCCESSFULY “The Royal Air Force Museum is pleased to announce the successful lift of the only known example of the Dornier Do17, from the Goodwin Sands. This incredibly complex and delicate operat DocID: RbjI - View Document
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	RAISING THE DORNIER Sunday 2nd June 2013 Today the Royal Air Force Museum and Sea Tech will attempt to raise the last surviving Dornier Do-17 bomber from the Goodwin Sands after three weeks of intensive effort to prepare DocID: R1CG - View Document
	14th August[removed]Painstaking conservation of Dornier 17 is underway Just eight short weeks have passed since the world’s last surviving Dornier Do 17 was salvaged from the bottom of the Dover Straits and delivered to DocID: QVXc - View Document