Large square internal structure panel burnt in fire from the crash and is from German Heinkel he 115 Seaplane of 3/kustenfliegergruppe 906 crashed at 11.31pm on the 7th June 1940 in Suffolk.

This is a rare to find relic from a German Heinkel 115 seaplane which crashed in Great Britain .This is a large square internal structure panel which was burnt in the fire when the aircraft was shot down and crashed .The part has no real paintwork left or original colour it has damaged ripped and bent from the impact of the crash it has been very well cleaned it is still nice and solid condition which are perfect for display or any collection The part is 14 half inches long by 10 half inches wide in size and a very rare part to get from the UK.This part was recovered from German Heinkel he 115 Seaplane of 3/kustenfliegergruppe 906 crashed at 11.31pm on the 7th June 1940 in Suffolk.The part comes with 2x A5 laminated information cards with crash site photos.

The crew Oberleutnant Zur See A.Van Hullen and Feldwebel.L.Fehr both were killed.Feldwebel P.Randorf bailed out but died of his injuries on the 9th June 1940. The minelaying Heinkel 115s of kustenfliegergruppe 906 came down at Eyke near Woodbridge Suffolk in the grounds of Eyke Rectory on the night of June 7-8. Officially it is reported to have been disorientated by searchlights, but local people believe the pilot mistook a mist which often forms in this field for a sea mist and attempted to land the seaplane on what the pilot thought was water. As it hit the ground its mine exploded blasting a crater and scattering wreckage for hundreds of yards. 

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