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  1. Welcome to Aviation Archaeology

    AAIR, Aviation Archaeological Investigation & Research, is a source of U. S. military aircraft accident reports, pictures of aircraft crash sites, MACRs ...
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    www.aviationarchaeology.com - 2009-02-12

  2. Texas Wreckchasing

    So What is "Aviation Archaeology" ? Aviation archaeology, like traditional archaeology, is the study of the people and places that make up the history of ...
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    www.texaswreckchasing.com - 2009-02-04

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