Metal Detecting in Romania after World War One and Two relics.
In one of my outings, some friends form Ploiesti took me to a crash site of a Consolidated B-24 Liberator bomber, shot down during the first Tidal Wave, on August, 1st, 1943. Most likely (based on archives and books) it’s the place where “The Vulgar Virgin” had it’s last moments.
Because I live in Bucharest, the closest places to metal detect are the forests near the city. No major battles or things are to be noticed, but some smaller action took place and some cool thing are to be found (still). In the late autumn of 1916 when the Central…
I was going to see what was left of the WW2 Airfields at Mizil and Buzau with my friend from Romanian WW2 Aircraft Archeology and stopped near a small forest where, in late August 1944, when the Wehrmacht was fighting for it’s life to get further west and escape to…
