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Old 02-03-2007, 12:51 PM   #1
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Brewster model 239 fighter BW-372 of Finnish Air Force
...lifted from a lake in Russian Karelia:
Brewster model 239 BW-372 discovered
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WOW, she really looks in good shape. Would be interesting to see if they will make her flyable.

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Pretty cool!
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Old news. The BW-372 is not going to be a flyable plane but a static aircraft with original paint and markings.

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