The desert gives up one of the RAF's finest
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There is a fascinating response from a Sun journalist that has been looking into the story on here, it makes interesting reading
https://forum.keypublishing.com/show...-desert/page82
https://forum.keypublishing.com/show...-desert/page82
To be fair we did a similar thing with their whole country and then used it to hold a war in, so I can see they might feel entitled to it.
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And let's not forget Cleopatra’s Needle.
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The aircraft itself is just a relic, the human remains are most likely those of Flt. Sgt. Copping and have been treated in a way that reflects no credit upon Egypt. The Egyptian Government should be ashamed of themselves - but what else can one expect from such a disfunctional and corrupt government?