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Old 4 April 2007, 03:14 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Breguet's Crash file #10

Another interesting wreck.

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It's an AVRO 504, and looks like an earlier variant (not a -K) from the position of the rear cockpit.


And how did they do that to the fuse?

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...how did they do that to the fuse?
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Its a Avro 504K serving as a trainer in the mid east. Probaly in Egypt.
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Another point to Eric, who scrabbles to the top over another heap of wreckage....

03.0 Eric
02.4 Gregvan
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01.0 Ross
00.8 Colin Owers
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Oh, and how did they do that to the fuse? Probably the same way they did this:
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