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The Dornier 17 was first seen in public at Zurich in 1937.![Aerial_photo_of_lift_platform_preparing_at_Chatham]()
An aerial photo of the lift platform, which will pull the Dornier from Goodwin Sands in the English Channel, preparing at Chatham.![Formation_Dornier_Do_17Z_bombers_in_flight]()
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Side-scan sonar imaging provides a haunting look at the Nazi bomber, which the RAF museum plans to salvage in late May.![Dornier_Aircraft_Wreck_Site]()
A sonar image reveals the body of the Dornier, half buried beneath the sands of the English Channel.![Dornier_17Z_flying_low_over_the_English_countryside]()
A Dornier 17Z of the Luftwaffe flying low over the English countryside.![A_rare_color_photograph_of_a_Dornier_Do_17Z_in_flight]()
A rare colour photograph of a Dornier Do 17Z in flight.![A_Dornier_17_under_camouflage]()
A Dornier 17 under camouflage.The Dornier 17: salvaging a Nazi bomber
A British museum has begun the process of lifting the only Nazi bomber to survive the World War II Blitz on London out of its shallow grave -- under 60 feet of water and shifting sands under the English Channel. Read more
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- The Dornier 17: salvaging a Nazi bomber
