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Date Posted: 18:06:11 12/04/04 Sat
Author: No name
Subject: Re: Lough Erne crashes
In reply to: Peter Graham 's message, "Lough Erne crashes" on 17:41:22 12/02/04 Thu

Hi,
i would definately be up for that, i could probably get some info from my m8 who is the chairman of the "UAS".

cheers

Will - NIAA


>I am organising an expedition in May or June 05 to
>Lough Erne to try to locate some of the crashed
>aircraft in the lough and romoured military vehicles
>dumped after WW2.I have some definite crash locations
>and some to check out so if anyone would like to join
>us or has any information that could help please
>contact me at pgclash66@hotmail.com thanks

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