Crew remains from crashed WWII Beaufort identified after 80 years

Posted on April 10, 2024 by Guest authors

The aircraft, registered A9-186, was originally reported missing in Papua New Guinea in 1943 but later discovered in 2020, with divers braving 43 meters of water to reach the aircraft.

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