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High Explosive Caused Air Crash: Evidence of an explosion a high explosive (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.V.J.C. Clancey of the Explosive Division of Royal armament Research and Development Establishment seen holding the seat oushion, which was recovered from the crash showing the evidence of the explosion

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Armament B.e.a Caused Clancey Comet Crashed Establishment Evidence Explosive Proved Recovered Rhodes


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