Secret FW 190 Stash "Found"

Here we go again...
"A Turkish military enthusiast has claimed he has found the final resting place of 50 German Second World War fighters donated by Hitler in 1943 in a bid to encourage Ankara to join the Axis powers.
The Focke-Wulf FW-190s were handed over to the Turkish air force who had only about 300 pilots at the outbreak of hostilities.
Turkey, in the early 1940s, attempted to avoid antagonising either side, with pilots receiving training in Britain despite accepting aircraft from the Nazis.
The FW-190 was an advanced, lightweight fighter, which was more than a match for the early versions of the legendary Spitfire.
According to the Daily Sabah, Uluhan Hasdal, amateur aviation historian believes the aircraft were dismantled and carefully buried beneath an air force base in the city of Kayseri.
Turkey sold Germany raw materials such as iron ore and chromium while the Nazis supplied fighter aircraft in return."
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3839195/A-warplane-graveyard-50-German-Focke-Wulfs-disappeared-WWII-wrapped-sheets-buried-old-Turkish-airport.html#ixzz4NAFyD19C

 

Before I hit that link, does this involve a railway tunnel?

 

I will unequivocally state that this "find" is as authentic as the following pictures from the article:

 

Unfortunately...no. No, it doesn't.

 

Please. Bigfeet.

 

Then it has no credibility at all?

 

Jeez, I tries me best, Guvna..... h34r:

 

It's more fun to bash the story than actually read it, so you done good.

 

Here is a good chance to try them out against the Spits found in Burma.

KTK

 

Aha! The convenient "coup excuse":