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Feb. 26 High explosive caused air crash.: Evidence of an explosion of a high explosions (of a military or similar type - not an ordinary gelignite ) was proved to have caused the crash of the B.E.A. Comet which crashed into the Mediterranean 100 miles East of Rhodes on Oct 12th 67. Photo shows Mr. Alfred Nicol-Smith, Chief Experimental Officer, in charge of the Matallurgical studies seen with salvaged objects from the fatal aircraft
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