ADF-SERIALS Crash Sites and Memorials |
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by Grahame Higgs, Jose Cordoba and other members of ADF-Serials Crash Sites and Memorials Image Gallery For longer than man has flown, aircraft have "unintentionally" come back to earth. As you browse through ADF-Serials and read the fate of all the aircraft listed, you will realise just how many crash sites there are in Australia. Some accidents have been no more than a mishap in a hedge, while others have been catastrophic disasters, resulting in a major re-think of how aviation is conducted. In this contribution to
ADF-Serials Grahame Higgs and Jose Cordoba hope to bring
you pictures of the sites we have visited and the
stories behind the crashes. We will be including some
civil aircraft accidents, where we believe the story is
particularly interesting. Please have regard for the following: Many crash sites are on
private land, don’t go trespassing, ask permission to
access the site first. Crash sites are part of our
aviation heritage please leave only your footprints,
take only your photographs. The site may be sacred to the
memory of a loved one and many incorporate a memorial to
this effect. Please treat all crash sites with the
respect and dignity they deserve.
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Grahame Higgs, Jose Cordoba, Darren Crick, Brendan Cowan, Martin Edwards
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