CRASH OF A BRISTOL BEAUFORT
8 MILES NORTH OF BAIRNSDALE
ON 9 MARCH 1943

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Bristol Beaufort

RAAF Bristol Beaufort, Mark V, A9-6 (RAF Serial No. T9545), made a forced landing 8 miles north of Bairnsdale during a single engine practice flight. The pilot was P/O R.F. Kagi, who was uninjured.

This aircraft was delivered to the RAAF in December 1941. It was converted to components after the crash.

 

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