The aircraft KYEEMA, a Douglas DC-2, crashed into the western face of Mt Dandenong in thick cloud on 25th October 1938. All 18 occupants on board were killed. The aircraft overshot Essendon Airport by 20 miles. The subsequent findings triggered the beginning of air traffic control and the establishment of the Department of Civil Aviation. This photograph was taken in 1938 by First Constable Carl Tepper of Russell Street Police Station. Carl Tepper was a cousin of Frank Child, grandson of Ted Child. They were related through the Dorey family.Sepia photograph showing the wreckage of an aeroplane spread in the forest amongst trees. Sunlight is streaming through a gap in the trees.On reverse: Wreckage of plane crash in Dandenongs flying daily from Adelaide to Melbourne 1930s. No survivors. Taken by late First Constable Carl Tepper Russell Street Police Station.kyeema, carl tepper, frank child, aircraft, aeroplane, crash site, crash, tepper

Bystanders can be seen standing beside the Chevrolet saloon that crashed into the Graham Street fence of Holy Trinity Church.B & W photograph of car crashed into Holy Trinity Church fence.On reverse: Sat.4-3.1972 religion - anglican (holy trinity), built environment - civic

This is a famous photo of wartime aviation crash.Photo, black & white, dark coloured Avro Anson, NR4878 that has crashed onto another lighter coloured Avro Anson NR L9162.photography-photographs, military history - air force, passchendaele barracks trust, anson

Latrobe Valley Bus lines school bus crash on 24 June 1981. 15 people were injured. Car 622 (G. Mason), Car 611 (C. Bruce), Car 624 (J. Budden and P. La Roche), Car 606 G. Cross attended and transported. Car 623 N. Akers co-ordinated. Source caption on labelSeries of four back and white photographs of bus crash mounted on folio two sheets of sized paper glued back to back.school bus latrobe valley, . budden, . g. mason, . c. bruce, . p. la roche, . g. cross

Retrieved from crashed (during W.W.2) Avro Anson aircraft at Propeller Bay near Lady Julia Percy Island in 13 metres of water. Found adjacent to the remains of the engine and propeller in June 1993 by Peter Ronald. It was possibly used to adjust control cables. The plane went down on the 15th February 1944 Flight Sgt. J.H. MacLellen, Flight Sgt D.l. Baulderstone, LAC N.T. Kruck, LAC B.C. Ladyman were killed. A memorial was erected at the 'Crags' on the 14th of February 2015 . " At 0800 Anson AW878 of 2AOS took off from Mount Gambier to carry out a radius of action navigation exercise to Lady Julia Percy Island (located off the Victorian coast, midway between Portland and Warrnambool) and back to Mount Gambier. By 1230 it was overdue, and that afternoon a search was instituted. No radio messages had been received from the Anson, although it had been seen during the exercise by another aircaraft. At 1430 part of the mainplane was sighted on Lady Julia Percy Island. Subsequently a fishing boat searched in the vicinity of the island and passed through small pieces of wreckage strewn over about 3 miles. A further search uncovered wreckage which identified the plane beyond doubt, including fuel tank bay cover with AW878 penciled on it, and a Mae West which had been signed out by one of the crew. The bodies of the four crew were never located." This information comes from a report at Mt Gambier Airport where the plane was stationed.Two small pieces of metal that bring the reality of war to our shoresArtefact from crashed aircraft at Lady Julia Percy islandlocal history, transport, aviation, aircraft, lady julia percy island, j.h. maclellen, d.l. baulderstone, n.t. kruck, b.c. ladyman

In the late 1970s an interstate tourist bus crashed on its side on Holden Bridge which spans the Deep Creek at Bulla. After this incident a newer and more substantial bridge was constructed over the Deep Creek.A black and white photograph of a bus crash which occurred on the Holden bridge at Bulla. The Stateliner Bus is on its side and a policeman and three other people are looking at the site of the accident.holden bridge, deep creek, stateliner buses, george evans collection

Commemoration of the crash of USAAF B-24 Liberator #41-23762 'Little Eva' of the 321st Squadron, 90th Bombardment Group based at Iron Range. Crashed near Burriejell waterhole at Moonlight Creek, Escott Station in far north Queensland on 2 December 1942. Two of the ten crewmen were rescued by the manager of Escott Station after 13 days of deprivation.2bxThe tail plane/fin from the crash site of Liberator 'Little Eva'. This site is registered as Doomadgee Queensland Australia, approximate GPS Co-ordinates: Latitude -17 56 24 Longitude +138 49 47.Faded USAAF Insignia 41-23762little eva, 4123762, usaaf

Mitchell B25, crashed in the sealmiscellaneous, ww2, raaf

Local Newspaper dated 27/7/1943 - Special - My War Part 36 - Reporting on Events of World War 2Local Newspaper dated 27/7/1943 - Special - My War Part 36 - Reporting on Events of World War 2Local Newspaper Dated 27/7/1943 - Special - My War Part 36 - reporting on Events of World War 2Rome Silent On Dudce's Fate - Crash Of A Dictatorrome silent on dudce's fate - crash of a dictator, war war 2, local newspaper dated 27/7/1943

Photo of aircraft crash on deck of HMAS Sydneyphoto, 1952, ran

The A47-24 was a B-25D MITCHELL,a twin-engined medium bomber built by NORTH AMERICAN AVIATION COMPANY in Kansas City U.S.A. Initially issued for use by the Netherlands East Indies Air Force as N5-216, The Aircraft was taken on charge by the RAAF in 1944. On the 01/12/44, A47-24 was undergoing flight trials over the Torquay Bombing Range off Pt. Addis,when it appeared to catch fire and subsequently crashed into the sea. Of it's crew of 5,3 were killed. This Propeller was recovered after becoming entangled in fishing nets. A47-24 PropellerNone. Sea erosion of the Aluminium is very evident.propeller, b25 bomber, crash, torquay, pt addis

Booklet /pad of pale blue paper forms with black print. Many fields on which to record patient information. The forms are glued along the left hand edge and punched with holes to allow insertion into ring binder.These include the following ; ROAD CRASH REPORT AMBULANCE OFFICERS REPORT TO DOCTOR road crash report, form, patient care form

Fatal accident Somerton Road and Hume Highway 1986Event in SomertonPhoto b/w: 17.5 cm x 12 cmObs 17//9/86; P1; Pascoe Vale Road crash Leader Newspaper stampfatal accident, hume highway, somerton road, somerton, broadmeadows observer

This photograph is from the Max Harris Collection held by the Ballaraat Mechanics' Institute. Please contact BMI for all print and usage inquiries.bungaree, train, crash

Royal Flying Officer James Austin - Australian at War during WW2.A4 paper sheet with a small sheet of photocopy paper of a grave site of F/O J. Austin and the crew of his crash aircraft.A4 paper sheet with a typed heading stating "Original Grave site of Flying Officer James Austin and his crew at Hansarpe in the district of Tecklenburg, Germanyjames austin, royal flying officer

Colour Photo in Gold Frame. Burgandy Mat crashed Wessex Helicopter- Shoalwater Bay 1966 7 RAR Badge/ British Marine helicpoter.SHOALWATER BAY 1966. Donated by PTE LYALL CLAYTON,TPT PLATOON,ADMIN coy.7 RAR.7 rar, wessex (helicopter)

Newspaper cuttings relating to opening of Bendigo Airport, 15th Feb 1970, cuttings enclosed in an envelope. On front ; re opening Bendigo Aerodrome, Welsford, Sunday February 15/2/1970, nice summer day 80 degrees temp., details of Donald Busch crash same day' Cuttings: a. Bendigo Advertiser, 12th Feb 1970 announcing Official Opening and activities on the day; b. Bendigo Advertiser, 16th Feb 1970 - description of fatal crash and death of millionaire Don Busch; c. as for b.; d. The Sun, 16th Feb 1970 front page description of fatal crash.aviation, civilian, bendigo airport

Newspaper article, black & white, shows picture of the two Avro Ansons crashed together, some of the written article is evident. The newspaper is glued to a piece of cardboard.documents - newspapers, military history - air force, passchendaele barracks trust

Black and white photograph of twelve students at primary school 'Crash and Bash'shed. Shed and Garden Grubs plant nursery supported by donation from Variety Club.Lakes Entrance Victoriaschools, students

Hardcover book, 207 pages, one illustration. Front cover of book has a colour image of a battleship. Frontispiece illustration: "There was a rending crash when the destroyer struck the submarine".fictionNaval novel.t.m. jones, naval history, children's fiction, world war ii