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Ottersweier, Germany. 8th Aug, 2015. German and french soldiers and helpers recover parts of the american fighter bomber 'Thunderbolt P-47' in Ottersweier, Germany, 8 August 2015. The plane crashed close to the town 14 February 1945, the 25 year old French pilot Antoine Allard died. Photo: PATRICK SEEGER/dpa/Alamy Live News Image details File size:
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Similar stock images RM F0682P – Ottersweier, Germany. 8th Aug, 2015. The picture shows a recovered part of the American fighter bomber 'Thunderbolt P-47' in Ottersweier, Germany, 8 August 2015. The plane crashed close to the town 14 February 1945, its 25 year old French pilot Antoine Allard died. Photo: PATRICK SEEGER/dpa/Alamy Live News RM F0689E – Ottersweier, Germany. 8th Aug, 2015. Helpers and soldiers look at the remains after the excavation of the American fighter bomber 'Thunderbolt P-47' in Ottersweier, Germany, 8 August 2015. The plane crashed close to the town 14 February 1945, its 25 year old French pilot Antoine Allard died. Photo: PATRICK SEEGER/dpa/Alamy Live News RM F0682K – Ottersweier, Germany. 8th Aug, 2015. German and french soldiers and helpers recover parts of the american fighter bomber 'Thunderbolt P-47' in Ottersweier, Germany, 8 August 2015. The plane crashed close to the town 14 February 1945, the 25 year old French pilot Antoine Allard died. Photo: PATRICK SEEGER/dpa/Alamy Live News RM F0689K – Ottersweier, Germany. 8th Aug, 2015. Helpers look at the remains after the excavation of the American fighter bomber 'Thunderbolt P-47' in Ottersweier, Germany, 8 August 2015. The plane crashed close to the town 14 February 1945, the 25 year old French pilot Antoine Allard died. Photo: PATRICK SEEGER/dpa/Alamy Live News RM F0689J – Ottersweier, Germany. 8th Aug, 2015. A fireman cleans the remains of the engine of the American fighter bomber 'Thunderbolt P-47' which got party recovered in Ottersweier, Germany, 8 August 2015. The plane crashed close to the town 14 February 1945, its 25 year old French pilot Antoine Allard died. Photo: PATRICK SEEGER/dpa/Alamy Live News RM F0689F – Ottersweier, Germany. 8th Aug, 2015. A fireman cleans the remains of the engine of the American fighter bomber 'Thunderbolt P-47' which got party recovered in Ottersweier, Germany, 8 August 2015. The plane crashed close to the town 14 February 1945, its 25 year old French pilot Antoine Allard died. Photo: PATRICK SEEGER/dpa/Alamy Live News RM F0689D – Ottersweier, Germany. 8th Aug, 2015. German and french soldiers and helpers recover parts of the american fighter bomber 'Thunderbolt P-47' next to the French national flag in Ottersweier, Germany, 8 August 2015. The plane crashed close to the town 14 February 1945, the 25 year old French pilot Antoine Allard died. Photo: PATRICK SEEGER/dpa/Alamy Live News RM F0689H – Ottersweier, Germany. 8th Aug, 2015. Soldiers stand next to the French flag during a memorial event after the excavation of the American fighter bomber 'Thunderbolt P-47' in Ottersweier, Germany, 8 August 2015. The plane crashed close to the town 14 February 1945, the 25 year old French pilot Antoine Allard died. Photo: PATRICK SEEGER/dpa/Alamy Live News RM F0689G – Ottersweier, Germany. 8th Aug, 2015. German soldiers lay flowers on the french flag during a memorial event after the excavation of the American fighter bomber 'Thunderbolt P-47' in Ottersweier, Germany, 8 August 2015. The plane crashed close to the town 14 February 1945, the 25 year old French pilot Antoine Allard died. Photo: PATRICK SEEGER/dpa/Alamy Live News RM F0689B – Ottersweier, Germany. 8th Aug, 2015. German soldiers salute in front of the french flag during a memorial event after the excavation of the American fighter bomber 'Thunderbolt P-47' in Ottersweier, Germany, 8 August 2015. The plane crashed close to the town 14 February 1945, the 25 year old French pilot Antoine Allard died. Photo: PATRICK SEEGER/dpa/Alamy Live News 
