[Philip_the_evangelist]

In looking at the close ups of the broken section of the fuselage forward of and still attached to the wings, I have to agree. The squared off piece of equipment on the right side (left side in picture) that looks like it has a bite taken out of it looks like it might be the forward end of the crew galley.

[A.A. Cunningham]

Emergency crews respond to the scene of a C-5 cargo plane that crashed carrying 17 people, just short of a runway at Dover Air Force Base, Del,, Monday, April 3, 2006. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)

A firefighter walks past an engine from a U.S. Air Force C-5 Galaxy cargo plane after the plane crashed in a field short of the runway at Dover Air Force base in Dover, Delaware April 3, 2006. The plane crashed and broke apart short of the runway at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware on Monday but all 17 people on board survived, the Air Force said. REUTERS/Tim Shaffer

A U.S. Air Force C-5 Galaxy cargo plane lies in pieces after crashing in a field short of the runway at Dover Air Force base in Dover, Delaware April 3, 2006. The plane crashed and broke apart short of the runway at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware on Monday but all 17 people on board survived, the Air Force said. REUTERS/Tim Shaffer

A U.S. Air Force C-5 Galaxy cargo plane lies in pieces after crashing in a field short of the runway at Dover Air Force base in Dover, Delaware April 3, 2006. The plane crashed and broke apart short of the runway at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware on Monday but all 17 people on board survived, the Air Force said. REUTERS/Tim Shaffer

The tail of a U.S. Air Force C-5 Galaxy cargo plane lies near a building after the plane crashed in a field short of the runway at Dover Air Force base in Dover, Delaware April 3, 2006. The plane crashed and broke apart short of the runway at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware on Monday but all 17 people on board survived, the Air Force said. REUTERS/Tim Shaffer

A U.S. Air Force C-5 Galaxy transport plane sits in pieces after crashing in a field short of the runway at Dover Air Force base in Dover, Delaware, April 3, 2006. (Tim Shaffer/Reuters)