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3 RAAF Beauforts colliding clip
There is a famous newsreel clip of 3 RAAF Beauforts crashing into each other at sea level on a training run, in Australia 1942/43.
Any details on this crash and if there were any survivors? Is the clip viewable on the internet? |
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Re: 3 RAAF Beauforts colliding clip
Hi,
I've seen it on the web somewhere , might be on the pathe site, they have a search engine. Cheers Jerry |
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Re: 3 RAAF Beauforts colliding clip
Although it was a flight of 3 Beauforts, only two collided. I think their were no survivors of both crews.
I must have the clip on my computer somewhere and can send it. PM me your address. Guy |
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Pathe search engine
Was the crash in Walvis Bay? I typed in "air crash" on the Pathe search engine http://www.itnarchive.com/britishpathe/
which gave hundreds of clips. Any other suggestions to narrow the search? BTW, "Luftwaffe's Black Monday" has some interesting Allied footage of Bodenplatte 1-1-45 http://www.itnarchive.com/cgi-bin/ta....tmpl&v=tabbed |
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Re: 3 RAAF Beauforts colliding clip
Walvis Bay, isn't that South Africa?!
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Re: 3 RAAF Beauforts colliding clip
Walvis Bay is in now Namibia,then South West Africa.
There were no RAAF Beauforts stationed there. Regards Stefaan
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