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Stras · 05-26-2012, 23:00

GRAFENAU, Germany — It was an unusual rendezvous: a small group of Americans, a couple of German homicide detectives and a small bag of bone fragments.

Deep in the woods, about 20 miles southwest of Stuttgart, Kolby Lanham, a Spangdahlem airman, handed over the bone fragments he’d found.

The rest of the story is found here: http://www.stripes.com/news/metal-de...mains-1.178603

Will have to check this place out when I get back from my trip. pretty close to home.

05-26-2012, 23:00	#1
Stras Quiet Professional Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Der Vaterland Posts: 2,311	Metal detector hobbyists find possible WWII remains GRAFENAU, Germany — It was an unusual rendezvous: a small group of Americans, a couple of German homicide detectives and a small bag of bone fragments. Deep in the woods, about 20 miles southwest of Stuttgart, Kolby Lanham, a Spangdahlem airman, handed over the bone fragments he’d found. The rest of the story is found here: http://www.stripes.com/news/metal-de...mains-1.178603 Will have to check this place out when I get back from my trip. pretty close to home. __________________ v/r Stras der Kriegskind SFA LXV De Oppresso Liber Last edited by Stras; 05-26-2012 at 23:03.
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