Extreme rare WW2 Messerschmitt 262 Jet Fighter found in The Netherlands!

23 october 2014 members of the Museum Deelen Airbase near Arnhem found the wreck of a Messerschmitt 262 in a farm field near Deelen `airbase, Arnhem in the Netherlands. This 262 was shot down on the 12 of september 1944 near the village Elden. The pilot Uffz. Schauder was killed. `the `germans took the wreckage to Deelen. The dumped the remains of the plane in a bomb crater and demolished it with a explosive charge. This 262 was the first jet ever to crash in the Netherlands. And one of de 5 prototypes build by the Germans. The remains of the plane are being conserved in the museum in the last year. Wherever we its undergoing restoration. It will be on full display in the museum starting september 2019 More info on the website www.museumvlbdeelen.nl for buying footage send a message