Dozens of rare Spitfire fighter planes buried in Burma during World War II are to be dug up under an agreement between the Burmese government and a British aviation enthusiast.
The iconic single-seat aircraft are believed to have been hidden unassembled in crates by the former colonial power to prevent them falling into Japanese hands almost seven decades ago.
Local businessman Htoo Htoo Zaw, who is involved with the project, says the excavation is expected to take about two years — via redwolf.newsvine.com
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