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Ballykelly Beaufort goes on display

Ballykelly Beaufort goes on display
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Memorial planned for war pilot and Leander rower

Memorial planned for war pilot and Leander rower
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Scotland s proud aviation heritage celebrated with new trail and website

Scotland s aviation history celebrated through new RAF website and trail LARGE crowds gathered as an aeronaut ascended in a hydrogen balloon from the garden of George Heriot’s School in Edinburgh on October 5, 1785. Italian Vincenzo Lunardi flew over the Firth of Forth and landed at Coaltown of Callange in the Parish of Ceres, in Fife, and had travelled 46 miles. A commemorative plaque marks the site to this day. In a report from the time by Scots Magazine, it said: “The beauty and grandeur of the spectacle could only be exceeded by the cool, intrepid manner in which the adventurer conducted himself; and indeed he seemed infinitely more at ease than the greater part of his spectators.”

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Solving the mystery of an 80-year-old plane crash

Solving the mystery of an 80-year-old plane crash Solving the mystery of an 80-year-old plane crash Close Students in Londonderry are helping to solve the mystery around a World War Two RAF plane crash that happened almost 80 years ago. Foyle College pupils and aviation archaeologists unearthed fragments of a Bristol Beaufort aircraft on Saturday. The plane crashed outside Ballykelly, County Londonderry, on 30 April 1942, killing three crew members. They were Flt Lt Richard Holdsworth, 31, Flt Sgt Stanley Chadwick and Flt Lt Duncan Livingstone, both 22. The crew had been involved in a parachute training exercise. Those involved with the dig plan to raise funds for a memorial to the men.

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World War Two aircraft unearthed by Foyle College students

BBC News Published media captionSolving the mystery of an 80-year-old plane crash Students in Londonderry are helping to solve the mystery around a World War Two RAF plane crash that happened almost 80 years ago. Foyle College pupils and aviation archaeologists unearthed fragments of a Bristol Beaufort aircraft on Saturday. The plane crashed outside Ballykelly, County Londonderry, on 30 April 1942, killing three crew members. They were Flt Lt Richard Holdsworth, 31, Flt Sgt Stanley Chadwick and Flt Lt Duncan Livingstone, both 22. The crew had been involved in a parachute training exercise. Those involved with the dig plan to raise funds for a memorial to the men.

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