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Old 5th Dec 2021, 20:09
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Armstrong Whitworth Albemarle

I'm researching an 'event' involving an Armstrong Whitworth Albemarle. Are there any sections of one still in existence? Any good diagrams or maybe plans or original documents?

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Any use? Armstrong Whitworth AW 41 ALBEMARLE Database (raf38group.org)

There was a gentleman called David Stansfield reported a few years ago as reconstructing a fuselage section from dumped remains, but no current info I can find.
Maybe try the Midland Aircraft Museum at Coventry, A-W were based there.
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There were a few bits recovered from a site in the Lake District (?) quite some years ago which are probably the remain referred to by Fargo Boyle. Cockpit frames, small bits of wing, etc, nothing substantial though.
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Many thanks. I'll investigate further down that route.

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I have some reports covering the Albemarle in my collection of Airborne Forces Experimental Establishment reports.
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There were a few bits recovered from a site in the Lake District (?) quite some years ago which are probably the remain referred to by Fargo Boyle. Cockpit frames, small bits of wing, etc, nothing substantial though.
I assume this was the RAF Albermarle 'dig' in a quarry near Aspatria in the early 1980's Treadi - I volunteered for it but I think they chose better looking and younger guys
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