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Old Airplanes Left in Elephant’s Shelter Get New Homes
Over 100 years ago, Britain’s military had about 2,000 de Havilland DH.9 airplanes.
The military used the planes for British bombing raids over Germany during World War I.
The DH.9s were known as “strategic bombers.“ They were one of the first warplanes where pilots did not drop bombs by hand.
The bombs were stored inside the fuselage, or main body, of the plane. Pilots released them by opening a door with a lever. The plane was large enough to carry two large bombs or four smaller ones.
Of the 2,000 DH.9 planes used in World War I, only about six were saved. Or at least that is what people thought until about 20 years ago, when several DH.9s were discovered in rural India.
Britain donated those planes to India, then a British colony, at the end of the war. The website AirHistory.org.uk says India received 60 of the aircraft.