🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Denmark needs help.

[jan nielsen]

Me and a friend got the permission to detect a field where, in 1945 a american P51 Mustang fighter plane crashed we found a lot of things. We need help to identify these buttons. Any help is apreciated. Second pic is some of the other findes.

 

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[Retired Sarge]

Nice finds. The buttons (Rivet/Snap buttons) ID escapes me. I tried several different search patterns and came up blank.

Sorry I couldn't help, maybe in the morning my brain will be clearer.

 

[DanMcG]

Nice finds, they look like snap fasteners to me. Maybe from a canvas bag of some sort?

 

[jan nielsen]

Nice finds, they look like snap fasteners to me. Maybe from a canvas bag of some sort?

I think you are right, but what the GS mean we don't know

 

[DanMcG]

I wonder if back then you could have gotten personalized fasteners made with your initials? Do you know of any records of the P-51?

 

[cw0909]

found this plane in Denmark

P 51D-15-NA 44-15627 crashed near Øster Starup 11/3-1945

Airwar over Denmark 1945

www.flensted.eu.com

 

[jan nielsen]

found this plane in Denmark

P 51D-15-NA 44-15627 crashed near Øster Starup 11/3-1945

Airwar over Denmark 1945

www.flensted.eu.com

It's is that plane. 👍

 

[jan nielsen]

I wonder if back then you could have gotten personalized fasteners made with your initials? Do you know of any records of the P-51?

Maybe but the soldiers name was Jack D. Hodge.

 

[DanMcG]

Well that blows that theory. Hopefully somebody will come along and answer the question.

 

[CaptEsteban]

GS = General Services. Could this plane have been piloted by a British pilot ?

 

[cw0909]

thinking maybe a snap button off some gear, haven't got through this site yet
& there is a links tab might be something there

WWII Uniforms - Dressing for a Mission

303rd Bomb Group - Molesworth, England

www.303rdbg.com

says Jack Dupre Hodge was the pilot and american

Jack Dupre Hodge - Clemson Corps

Other: Lt. Hodge MACR 13398 Eyewitness Statement: At approximately 1330 hours Lt. Hodge, flying Cargo Black 3 position, called Black leader to say he had a leak in his coolant...

soh.alumni.clemson.edu