From a USA aicraft crash site 45 km south\east of Salerno. Some idea?

Matteo La Boccia

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Recently we find a crash site of a USA aircraft crashed near Laviano, 45 km south\east of Salerno. Do you are able to help us to identify type of aircraft and his pilot? Thanks!

Crash point
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The search
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Fragments of fusalege
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Fragments of engine block
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What is?
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What is?
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What is?
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Bullets 12,7 marked DM 42, SL 42, RA 42
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Battery
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Fragment marked
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Appear to be: ASSY N 9 I-3-1E9A
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Fragment marked
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75 03 97
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Your help will be very appreciated from SALERNO AIR FINDERS www.1943salerno.it
 

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We returned on this crash site and we find some other fragments. Some idea? The code is 87 82 537 C. Thanks.

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Here you go....go to this site. It is loaded with WWII aviation experts. I have seen them identify many planes from only a few clues. They can help you.
Link: Aircraft of World War II - Warbird Forums

Just select the correct forum. Good luck! By the way, my uncle was a flight engineer on a B26 bomber in the European Theater during WWII.
 

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Gyro.jpg Yes, here is a Gyro Horizon from a crashed, (1945-7?), Gloster Meteor jet. Looks almost identical?:icon_thumleft:
 

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