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R101 British Airship Accident 1930

The rigid British airship R101 set out from Cardington on a flight to India. Lord Thomas, Minister of Air; Sir Sefton Brancker, Director of Civil Aviation and the Britain's greatest airship experts were aboard. A few hours later the vessel was a mass of broken metal just outside Beauvais, France. Photograph showing the contrast between the airship in fligt and its wreckage shell, with only six survivors

Picture No
49334619
Media ID
49334619
Size
5688px x 4040px (69MB)
Credit
Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Photograph in The Story of Twenty Five Years', 1910 Silver Jubilee Book 1935', page 278
Date
5th October 1930

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