An expedition has been funded by Wargaming to recover a cache of WWII aircraft discovered in Myanmar.
In the latest blog entries, you can live the daily life of a field archaeologist. Forget Indiana Jones, the work is mostly searching for the right books!
We recently published a string of new articles in our Project Spitfire blog for you to discover. Find out how our quest for the lost airplanes continues!
A new entry has been added to the Project Spitfire Blog. In this entry, we take a look back at why Burma was so vital during World War II.
A new entry has been added to the Project Spitfire Blog. In this entry, Tracy and David run into problems with rivals and bureaucracy.
A new entry has been added to the Project Spitfire Blog. In this entry, Tracy and David arrive in Yangon.
A new entry has been added to the Project Spitfire Blog. In this entry, the project becomes a race for time against rival teams.
A new entry has been added to the Project Spitfire Blog. In this entry, we take a look at the history of the Spitfire.
A new entry has been added to the Project Spitfire Blog. In this entry, we meet Wargaming’s Director of Special Projects, Tracy Spaight, and we learn about the man who is the driving force behind the project – David Cundall.
Earlier this year, the location of 20 Mark XIV Spitfires was discovered. They were in their original transport crates, buried in Burma (now Myanmar). Wargaming has funded an expedition to recover the aircraft. Read all about it in our blog!
