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RF2GRFW9Y–Wreckage of Beaufort Bomber which crash landed near Higgins Field, in 1945. Bamaga, Queensland, Australia
RMPJE2Y0–View W from Clogwyn Maldy of Dulyn Bothy (lower R) & Llyn Dulyn reservoir air crash site in the eastern Carneddau, Snowdonia, North Wales, UK.
RMD0B4NP–Crash site of a World War two Wellington Bomber which crashed into Carreg Coch in the Brecon Beacons Mountains in 1944.
RMDA8B4G–Site of DC3 crash in November 1943 which killed 14 Australian and 5 US servicemen Near Rolleston Central Queensland Australia
RMEWR5DH–Site of a downed Bristol Blenheim in Bearwood, Birmingham during the Second World War showing emergency services at the scene in a residential street after it collided with a barrage balloon cable. 20th February 1942.
RMR64NRC–View of an American World War Two aircraft crash site showing the wreckage in the Torridon Mountains Scotland
RM2K9HEP4–Wreckage of a Catalina flying boat which crashed on the island of Vatersay in 1944 during World War Two.
RMFWN60M–Memorial at the site of the crash which killed the World War II RAF pilot, Wing Commander Guy Gibson, Steenbergen Holland.
RM2H4CHTJ–Memorial to the crew of an American Liberator bomber killed when it crashed at this spot at Porlock Marsh, Somerset, England, in 1942
RMH9E2NG–Remains of a German Luftwaffe Heinkel He 111 bomber which crashed into cliffs on the West Side of Lundy Island on 1st April 1941.
RMC7W974–Two men discussing the wreck of a Liberator, Mill Hill, High Peak, Derbyshire, England, UK.
RFE00C7H–World war two aircraft crash site on the hill above Sheidaig, Gairloch, Scotland, March 2014
RMPJE300–Llyn Dulyn reservoir WWII air crash site in the eastern Carneddau, Snowdonia, North Wales, UK: propeller unit of a USAF twin-engine Douglas Dakota.
RMBG70CA–Commemorative plaque and poppy garland at the site of a WW2 RAF plane crash on Easby Moor North Yorkshire
RF2GRFPYG–Wreckage of Beaufort Bomber which crash landed near Higgins Field, in 1945. Bamaga, Queensland, Australia
RFJ8NCJA–Airplane Crash Site From War of the Worlds Movie In Universal Studios, Los Angeles, California
RMD0B55C–Crash site of a World War two Wellington Bomber which crashed into Carreg Coch in the Brecon Beacons Mountains in 1944.
RMDA8B3T–Site of DC3 crash in November 1943 which killed 14 Australian and 5 US servicemen Near Rolleston Central Queensland Australia
RM2B7M6W8–Second world war air crash memorial site monument, Redlingfield, Suffolk, England, UK - crew of Boeing Flying Fortress of the 334th bombardment squadron, 95th bomb group, UD eighth army Air Force based at station 119 Horham Suffolk, crash on 19th November 1943
RMR64NYH–View of an American World War Two aircraft crash site showing the wreckage in the Torridon Mountains Scotland
RMHEM9FP–LUGANVILLE, VANUATU -- Dr. Nicholas Passalacqua, a forensic anthropologist and recovery leader with the Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command, excavates a grid unit with the assistance of Ms. Kelley Esh on a remote mountain site in the Independent Republic of Vanuatu Aug. 30, 2012. Two specialized teams deployed from Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii, to excavate several ground and aircraft crash sites in search of Americans who remain unaccounted-for from World War II. The Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command conducts global search, recovery, and laboratory operations to identify unaccounted-for
RM2K9HEJY–Wreckage of a Catalina flying boat which crashed on the island of Vatersay in 1944 during World War Two.
RMFWN60D–Memorial at the site of the crash which killed the World War II RAF pilot, Wing Commander Guy Gibson, Steenbergen Holland.
RMHEM9C2–LUGANVILLE, VANUATU -- A young boy from the village of Maljeah watches as service members and civilians from the Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command wait nearby for the cloud cover to dissipate to allow transportation by helicopter to the mountain recovery site on the island of Espiritu Santo in the Independent Republic of Vanuatu Aug. 25, 2012. Two specialized teams deployed from Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii, to excavate several ground and aircraft crash sites in search of Americans who remain unaccounted-for from World War II. The Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command conducts global searc
RM2H4CHTF–Memorial to the crew of an American Liberator bomber killed when it crashed at this spot at Porlock Marsh, Somerset, England, in 1942
RMHEM97W–LUGANVILLE, VANUATU -- Service members assigned to the Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command sling load lumber and bamboo onto the site where they will be conducting recovery operations in the Independent Republic of Vanuatu Aug. 21, 2012. Two specialized teams deployed from Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii, to excavate several ground and aircraft crash sites in search of Americans searching for Americans who remain unaccounted-for from World War II. The Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command conducts global search, recovery, and laboratory operations to identify unaccounted-for Americans from pa
RMC7W96G–Two men discussing the wreck of a Liberator, Mill Hill, High Peak, Derbyshire, England, UK.
RFE00M46–World war two aircraft crash site on the hill above Sheidaig, Gairloch, Scotland, March 2014
RMBXT7HD–One of the two engines from the USAAF B-24 Liberator 42-95095 that crashed into the Fairy Lochs on its way home to the USA after WWII in 1945.
RMJ063WN–The wrecked SS Thistlegorm. EERIE underwater pictures show inside the wreckage of the sunken British World War Two ship SS Thistlegorm on the seventy-fifth anniversary of her sinking. The series of images show the rusted remains of the merchant navy ship’s cargo which includes motorbikes, army trucks and an aircraft propeller. Other pictures show how sea life have been inhabiting the wreckage.
RF2GRFRF5–Wreckage of Beaufort Bomber which crash landed near Higgins Field, in 1945. Bamaga, Queensland, Australia
RFJ8NCJ3–Airplane Crash Site From War of the Worlds Movie In Universal Studios, Los Angeles, California
RMD0B53M–Crash site of a World War two Wellington Bomber which crashed into Carreg Coch in the Brecon Beacons Mountains in 1944.
RFKHCG3E–The Swamp Ghost is a Boeing B-17E Flying Fortress on display at the Pacific Aviation Museum on Ford Island, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
RM2B7M6W6–Second world war air crash memorial site monument, Redlingfield, Suffolk, England, UK - crew of Boeing Flying Fortress of the 334th bombardment squadron, 95th bomb group, UD eighth army Air Force based at station 119 Horham Suffolk, crash on 19th November 1943
RMR64P0G–Propeller sticking out of a Loch at a World War two American aircraft crash site in the Torridon Mountains Scotland
RMCE97MP–Parts of a Lancaster Bomber, on a hillside in North Wales, that crashed towards the end of World War two and just a couple of mi
RM2K9HEK9–Wreckage of a Catalina flying boat which crashed on the island of Vatersay in 1944 during World War Two.
RMFWN608–Memorial plaque at the site of the crash which killed the WWII RAF pilot, Wing Commander Guy Gibson, Steenbergen Holland.
RM2ETRBD5–Stone memorial cross on the summit of Buckden Pike in Wharfedale, Yorkshire Dales marking a WW2 plane crash site
RM2H4CJ02–Memorial to the crew of an American Liberator bomber killed when it crashed at this spot at Porlock Marsh, Somerset, England, in 1942
RMHEM97X–LUGANVILLE, VANUATU -- Service members assigned to the Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command sling load lumber and bamboo onto the site where they will be conducting recovery operations on the island of Espiritu Santo on the Independent Republic of Vanuatu Aug. 21, 2012. Two specialized teams deployed from Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii, to excavate several ground and aircraft crash sites in search of Americans searching for Americans who remain unaccounted-for from World War II. The Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command conducts global search, recovery, and laboratory operations to identify u
RMC7W97G–Two men discussing the wreck of a Liberator, Mill Hill, High Peak, Derbyshire, England, UK.
RFE00M54–World war two aircraft crash site on the hill above Sheidaig, Gairloch, Scotland, March 2014
RMHEM9C3–LUGANVILLE, VANUATU -- Service members and civilians from the Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command wait at the nearby village of Maljeah for the cloud cover to dissipate to allow transportation by helicopter to the mountain recovery site on the island of Espiritu Santo in the Independent Republic of Vanuatu Aug. 25, 2012. Two specialized teams deployed from Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii, to excavate several ground and aircraft crash sites in search of Americans who remain unaccounted-for from World War II. The Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command conducts global search, recovery, and laborato
RMBXT7GM–The USAAF 42-95095 Liberator Fairy Lochs crash site shrine to the airmen who lost their lives on their way home after WWII on a Scottish hillside.
RMHEM9HK–U.S. Army Sgt. Eric Dean, a combat engineer, and Army medic Sgt. 1st. Class Joshua Evans, both assigned to the Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command excavate a plane crash on a remote mountain site in the Independent Republic of Vanuatu Sept. 2, 2012. Two specialized teams deployed from Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii, to excavate several ground and aircraft crash sites in search of Americans searching for Americans who remain unaccounted-for from World War II. The Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command conducts global search, recovery, and laboratory operations to identify unaccounted-for America
RMJ063WM–Some of the many motorcycles that were sunken with the ship. EERIE underwater pictures show inside the wreckage of the sunken British World War Two ship SS Thistlegorm on the seventy-fifth anniversary of her sinking. The series of images show the rusted remains of the merchant navy ship’s cargo which includes motorbikes, army trucks and an aircraft propeller. Other pictures show how sea life have been inhabiting the wreckage.
RF2GRFW4H–Wreckage of Beaufort Bomber which crash landed near Higgins Field, in 1945. Bamaga, Queensland, Australia
RFJ8NCH0–Airplane Crash Site From War of the Worlds Movie In Universal Studios, Los Angeles, California
RMD0B544–Crash site of a World War two Wellington Bomber which crashed into Carreg Coch in the Brecon Beacons Mountains in 1944.
RM2J0A12T–A film crew (MR) shooting a Second World War Japanese plane on the bottom of Truk Lagoon, Chuuk, Micronesia.
RMRPFHJH–A flypast of US and RAF aircraft has been organised to fly over the crash site of B-17 bomber 'Mi Amigo' for the 75th anniversary of the event in Sheffield. The USAF F-15 fighters continued on to the Cambridge American Cemetery at which 3 of the 10 man crew are interred. Staff Sgt Harry W Estabrooks, Sgt Maurice D Robbins and Sgt Charles H Tuttle were remembered in a ceremony at the cemetery prior to the flypast. Their inscriptions highlighted with sand from Normandy Beaches. Other 7 crew returned to US
RMR64P6Y–Propeller sticking out of a Loch at a World War two American aircraft crash site in the Torridon Mountains Scotland
RF2WF1PRR–Underwater wreckage of WW2 Japanese Aichi E13A Jake floatplane, sunk 1944, Pacific war, Palau Islands, Micronesia
RM2K9HEKE–Wreckage of a Catalina flying boat which crashed on the island of Vatersay in 1944 during World War Two.
RMFWN60R–Street name sign close to the site of the crash which killed the WWII RAF pilot, Wing Commander Guy Gibson, Steenbergen Holland.
RMDFMX7N–U.S. Air Force Col. Nancy Bozzer, front, 100th Operations Group commander, and several Team Mildenhall Airmen salute the crash site of the Dorsal Queen, a B-17 Flying Fortress. Two B-17s — Dorsal Queen and Raunchy Wolf — collided in mid-air while returnin
RMBB5E3C–WW2 Aircraft wreck of a C-47 Skytrain (Dakota) 314th Troop Carrier Group USAAF, located up on Bleaklow in Derbyshire.
RMC7W95W–Two men discussing the wreck of a Liberator, Mill Hill, High Peak, Derbyshire, England, UK.
RFE00M4G–World war two aircraft crash site on the hill above Sheidaig, Gairloch, Scotland, March 2014
RM2J97B1N–Wartime air crash plaque on Middle Hill, near Broadway Tower, Broadway, Cotswolds, Worcestershire, England, United Kingdom.
RMBXT7K5–The USAAF 42-95095 Liberator Fairy Lochs crash site shrine to the airmen who lost their lives on their way home after WWII on a Scottish hillside.
RMHE9XG2–U.S. Air Force Col. Nancy Bozzer, front, 100th Operations Group commander, and several Team Mildenhall Airmen salute the crash site of the Dorsal Queen, a B-17 Flying Fortress. Two B-17s -- Dorsal Queen and Raunchy Wolf -- collided in mid-air while returning from a bombing mission during World War II. Out of the 20 service members on board the two aircraft, only one tail gunner survived. Airman 1st Class Preston Webb
RMJ063WK–A diver swimming over to a truck. EERIE underwater pictures show inside the wreckage of the sunken British World War Two ship SS Thistlegorm on the seventy-fifth anniversary of her sinking. The series of images show the rusted remains of the merchant navy ship’s cargo which includes motorbikes, army trucks and an aircraft propeller. Other pictures show how sea life have been inhabiting the wreckage.
RF2GRFT6J–Wreckage of Beaufort Bomber which crash landed near Higgins Field, in 1945. Bamaga, Queensland, Australia
RFJ8NCHY–Airplane Crash Site From War of the Worlds Movie In Universal Studios, Los Angeles, California
RMD0B532–Crash site of a World War two Wellington Bomber which crashed into Carreg Coch in the Brecon Beacons Mountains in 1944.
RMJ4K7F1–BOULOGNE SUR MER, France – Two Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency military volunteers search for possible material evidence of a WWII aircraft crash site during a DPAA recovery mission in a forest near Boulogne Sur Mer, France on May 3, 2017. The DPAA team is in search of a U.S. Army Air Force Airman that tragically lost his life while flying his P-47D aircraft on October of 1943 during World War II. (U.S. Air Force photo by TSgt Brian Kimball)
RMRPFHNE–A flypast of US and RAF aircraft has been organised to fly over the crash site of B-17 bomber 'Mi Amigo' for the 75th anniversary of the event in Sheffield. The USAF F-15 fighters continued on to the Cambridge American Cemetery at which 3 of the 10 man crew are interred. Staff Sgt Harry W Estabrooks, Sgt Maurice D Robbins and Sgt Charles H Tuttle were remembered in a ceremony at the cemetery prior to the flypast. Their inscriptions highlighted with sand from Normandy Beaches. Other 7 crew returned to US
RMR64P7C–Propeller sticking out of a Loch at a World War two American aircraft crash site in the Torridon Mountains Scotland
RM2RCG53K–The wreck of ship 2412 at Mather Field in Sacramento, California. The ship fell 3000 feet due to the pilot losing control. The brass quadrant under the rear seat broke, causing the ailerons to be put out of control. The ship landed in a tree and broke into two pieces behind the engine. It was fortunate that the pilot was in the front seat, which saved their life. This image is not for publication and is for official use only.
RM2K9HENT–Wreckage of a Catalina flying boat which crashed on the island of Vatersay in 1944 during World War Two.
RM2WW7J9C–10/11/12 Copy here: http://www.fstoppress.com/articles/peak-district-crashes/ Photo shows memorial at crash site on Cluther Rocks where a Handley P
RMPH7XN7–Members of Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA) underwater recovery team and the French Navy lower a basket to the crash site of a lost P-47 Thunderbolt aircraft that went missing in World War II near the French island of Corsica, 30 June, 2018. The two teams worked together to overcome operational challenges to dredge the ocean floor and bring debris up to the ship for inspection. The mission of DPAA is to provide the fullest possible accounting for our missing personnel to their families and the nation.
RMFW72JF–A black and white autumn image of the Victorian park, with it's winding path, shot at Saint Andrew's Park, Bristol.
RMBB5EAD–WW2 Aircraft wreck of a C-47 Skytrain (Dakota) 314th Troop Carrier Group USAAF, located up on Bleaklow in Derbyshire.
RMM3W2RP–BOULOGNE SUR MER, France – Two Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency military volunteers search for possible material evidence of a WWII aircraft crash site during a DPAA recovery mission in a forest near Boulogne Sur Mer, France on May 3, 2017. The DPAA team is in search of a U.S. Army Air Force Airman that tragically lost his life while flying his P-47D aircraft on October of 1943 during World War II. (U.S. Air Force photo by TSgt Brian Kimball) 170503-F-QP401-007 by DoD News Photos
RM2RC17JP–'In this photograph, taken in December 1918, a plane is shown wrecked at Love Field in Dallas, Texas. The forced landing caused damage to the propeller, lower wings, right wheel, two wing skids, and motor. The pilot, Lieut. J.P. Maloney, was involved in the incident.'
RMBXT7N4–The fuselage of USAAF B-24 Liberator 42-95095 that crashed into the Fairy Lochs on its way home to the USA after WWII in 1945.
RM2R58FC0–A Calgary Cross on a two tier step, marks the resting place for the victims of the Freckleton Air Disaster, Holy Trinity Churchyard, Freckleton
RMJ063XB–A sunken army tank. EERIE underwater pictures show inside the wreckage of the sunken British World War Two ship SS Thistlegorm on the seventy-fifth anniversary of her sinking. The series of images show the rusted remains of the merchant navy ship’s cargo which includes motorbikes, army trucks and an aircraft propeller. Other pictures show how sea life have been inhabiting the wreckage.
RF2GRFTK2–Wreckage of Beaufort Bomber which crash landed near Higgins Field, in 1945. Bamaga, Queensland, Australia
RFJ8NCJ5–Airplane Crash Site From War of the Worlds Movie In Universal Studios, Los Angeles, California
RMD0B4RT–Crash site of a World War two Wellington Bomber which crashed into Carreg Coch in the Brecon Beacons Mountains in 1944.
RMDAYM0G–Memorial at Église Sainte-Radegonde, Giverny, to the RAF crew of a Lancaster bomber that crashed there in 1944, Giverny, France
RMRPFHME–A flypast of US and RAF aircraft has been organised to fly over the crash site of B-17 bomber 'Mi Amigo' for the 75th anniversary of the event in Sheffield. The USAF F-15 fighters continued on to the Cambridge American Cemetery at which 3 of the 10 man crew are interred. Staff Sgt Harry W Estabrooks, Sgt Maurice D Robbins and Sgt Charles H Tuttle were remembered in a ceremony at the cemetery prior to the flypast. Their inscriptions highlighted with sand from Normandy Beaches. Other 7 crew returned to US
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