Norway during ww2 forum

Hello,

A few more detail pics added at this link:
http://foto.vg.no/show_album.php?aid=1781441

More pics also on these url's:
http://www.avisa-st.no/
http://www.adressa.no/nyheter/sortrondelag/article1061574.ece
http://www.nrk.no/nyheter/distrikt/nrk_trondelag/1.5340727

Hopefully mr. Sörensen will supply u with some pics from yesterdays raising soon too!

PS! Amazingly we found that the pressurised air bottles still were full, after all these years on 242 meters depth!!

Morten Moe

Morten Moe

Jeg har lagt ut noen bilder fra selve hevingen her:
http://forum.12oclockhigh.net/showthread.php?p=63522#post63522
(fant ingen måte og legge ved bilder på NUAV)

mvh.Kjell

Made a page with some info and more pictures of the salvage:
http://ktsorens.tihlde.org/flyvrak/orkdalsfjord.html

cheers Kjell

I just returned from Norway. I was there visiting my cousins, who live just below the location of the crash of Gallagher's plane. They had told me about the wreckage, but I couldn't see it this time, due to the snow cover. Then I found out about the Skua being raised from the fjord. We returned just one week before it was raised.... bad luck! I am a great warbird fan and am working on the restoration of a BT-15, which is a Vultee "Vibrator" -- a basic trainer used train many American pilots during WWII. (I'm the only woman among our crew of restorers). I have been checking websites for Skua updates and just found this one tonight. Any updates as the salvage continues (for the pieces that fell off during the raising of the plane) or about the restoration, once it begins, would be really exciting to see. Thanks for posting your pictures and the info so far!