Well,
That story was certainly one sided! One might believe that all US private warbird owners are brazen war grave robbers. I think the tone and meaning for the writer was completely against something that the warbird movement is not. All of my friends and acquaintances that are a part of the movement are staunch patriots ready to aid the veteran, and the war dead's families.
Throughout me reading, I wondered where the government war grave workers have been for the last 65 years? Also, the fact that fatal crash sites generally produce little of use for flying airplane operators. Also, once the war dead are removed from a crash, the airplane is often sold, removed, sent to museum, or made into a memorial. It's up to the country in which it is residing. I see nothing wrong with this.
I hope no one here on these sites thinks that warbird owners are grave robbing to keep their ships airborne, it just ain't so.
Chris...
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