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The wreckage rests upon this sled and was dragged by horses or a truck to the spot beside the hangar.The wreckage had been ordered off the field right away with no time to even cut the control wires and remove the tail.
It is now being stripped of any usable parts and the rest will be sent to the junk pile.
I am dedicating this piece to the fledgling pilots and their instructors of all nations who never quite made it to the front.It is called "The Aces Who Never Were".