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The Air Force's Brand New Fokker Fighter Crashed Into a Lake with Fatal Consequences in 1941 – a Rare 510 Kg Radial Engine Was Raised From the Bottom After More than 80 Years

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Pekka Simula, a diver who once planned the Copterline helicopter crash recovery operation in Tallinn Bay, tells T&T how the aviation-historic diving operation was now carried out.
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The Air Force's Brand New Fokker Fighter Crashed Into a Lake with Fatal Consequences in 1941 – a Rare 510 Kg Radial Engine Was Raised From the Bottom After More than 80 Years

Pekka Simula, a diver who once planned the Copterline helicopter crash recovery operation in Tallinn Bay, tells T&T how the aviation-historic diving operation was now carried out.

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