<p>A German Junkers Ju 52/3m transport comes in for landing on a an airfield on Crete, probably at Maleme. In the foreground is one of three Royal Navy Brewster 339B <i>Buffalo</i>es (AS419, AS420, AX814) of 805 Naval Air Squadron that were left unservicable on Crete.
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<pre>Brewster Buffalo wreck No AS419 of 805 Squadron in Malleme airport Crete 1941 in the boneyard.
 Lt Rubert Brabner he crash- landed short of the airfield, and the Brewster flipped over on its back, fortunately without injury to the MP.
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<p>When German paratroopers over-ran Crete at the end of May, the Brewsters were apparently left in the boneyard. German photographers delighted in photographing their planes landing over the hulk of a derelict Brewster.
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1941-05
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