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Date Posted: 4/08/04 8:37:33
Author: Steve Davies via J Cooper
Subject: Re: Blackburn Beverley Crash
In reply to: John Cooper 's message, "Blackburn Beverley Crash" on 16/07/04 8:35:00

I now have a detailed account plus a couple of photographs of this crash sent to me by a team researching this prang. It resulted in a non return fuel valve being fitted incorrectly by a Senior Technician, starving # 1 & 2 engines of fuel.

I will not post the details here as it is quite a harrowing report but if anyone should need this information please contact me and I will forward it on.

Thanks to those that have resolved this query.

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[> Re: Blackburn Beverley Crash -- ralph williams, 16/11/04 21:53:08

on the day of the crash i was working as a cook in no.2 sergeants mess, we had a view of all take offs, and landings.The Beverly looked like it was coming in to land on one engine,as this sometimes happened, we thought no more of it until a short time later when the emergency alarms went off.
the plane had crashed about four miles on, in a village called Drayton.

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[> [> Re: Blackburn Beverley Crash -- John Cooper, 24/11/05 20:06:49

I have had another query on this accident today, so if anyone can add anything further please do so

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