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PostPosted: Sun Oct 21, 2012 3:45 pm 
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Briton may harvest surprise bumper crop of vintage Spitfire fighters in Myanmar
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YANGON, Myanmar — As many as 140 World War II Spitfire fighter planes — three to four times the number of airworthy models known to exist — are believed to be buried in near-pristine condition in Myanmar. A British-Myanmar partnership says it will begin digging them up by the end of the month.

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Now we're up to 140 huh? Boy. We'll be able to reenact the Battle of Britain before long.

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