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12-10-12, 08:48
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I recall a DH 84 prang at Pt. Cook many years ago . I believe the pilot was killed .
My memory has served me well ! Source http://www.cnapg.net/dragon.htm 2045 19? The aircraft was acquired by the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) and serialed A34-56. 19? The aircraft was retired from RAAF service. 19? The aircraft was registered as VH-ASO. 19? The aircraft was registered as VH-FDA 07Aug1956 The aircraft was registered as VH-AGC 20Jul1962 The aircraft was withdrawn from use. 28Nov1963 The aircraft was re-registered as VH-AGC. 01Dec1968 The aircraft was withdrawn from use. 12Apr1976 The aircraft was re-registered as VH-AGC. 19? The aircraft was acquired by J. O'Connell. 13Dec1979 The aircraft crashed at Point Cook, Victoria, Australia.
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1940 cab 11 C8 1940 Morris-Commercial PU 1941 Morris-Commercial CS8 1940 Chev. 15cwt GS Van ( Aust.) 1942-45 Jeep salad Last edited by Mike K; 12-10-12 at 08:57. 
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12-10-12, 08:59
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One went down in the Blue Mountains/Burragorang Valley during WW2 with 4 Military personnel and an Airforce pay Cashbox aboard. No trace has ever been found despite numerous searches.
Rumours persist about one of it's wooden propellor hubs, with serial number, floating up against the dam wall at Warragamba after flooding in more recent years...only rumours though. *Warragamba Dam was buit in the late 1950s to supplement Sydney's inadequate water supply. Surplus Matilda and Grant tanks were used by contractirs to remove all timber from the proposed submerged areas. Lake Burragorang now covers what was once rich farmlands and a town - and possibly even the sad crash site of that lost Military Dragon and her crew... Cheers Phill
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