A U.S. World War II fighter plane that crashed off the coast of North Wales and occasionally appears from the sands has received protected status, officials announced Monday.

The site is the best preserved military aircraft crash site in Wales, according to Cadw. Although usually covered by sand, it has been visible three times since it crashed, in the 1970s, in 2007 ...

While most missing troops were identified primarily using DNA and dental records, the U.S. government is now turning to British archaeologists to help find a World War II pilot whose plane crashed ...

The remains of a B-29 Bomber plane used in WW2 that crashed in 1948 can be found in Peak District. By Isobel Pankhurst 14:02, Fri, Dec 27, 2024 | UPDATED: 14:07, Fri, Dec 27, 2024 ...

The aircraft in question was a B-29 Bomber, a U. S. Air Force Superfortress, which crashed in the British countryside while on a domestic flight between UK bases.