Moel Hebog - Anson, EG472 - looking towards Moel Siabod
| Site visited | 11 September 2010 | Location |
Moel Hebog, Beddgelert SH 56892 46951 53.00068°N, 4.13398°W |
| Aircraft | |||
| Manufacturer | Avro | Registration | EG472 |
| Model | Anson Mk I | Unit | 9 (Observer) Advanced Flying Unit |
| Crash date | 13 June 1944 | ||
| Further Information | |||
| Peak Wreck Hunters; Anson (Wikipedia) | |||
Mynydd Perfedd - Anson, LT184 / LT116
| Site visited | 2 May 2010 | Location |
Mynydd Perfedd, Glyderau, Wales SH 62584 62182 53.13900°N, 4.05574°W 53°08.340’N, 4°03.344’W |
| Aircraft | |||
| Manufacturer | Avro | Registration | LT184 / LT116 |
| Model | Anson Mk I | Unit | 7 Air Observer School / 9 (Observer) Advanced Flying Unit |
| Crash date | 5 October 1943 / 8 June 1944 |
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| Further Information | |||
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Peak District Air Crashes; Anson (Wikipedia)
The two Mk I Ansons crashed here very close to each other 8 months apart. |
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Mynydd Perfedd - Anson, LT184 / LT116,
| Site visited | 2 May 2010 | Location |
Mynydd Perfedd, Glyderau, Wales SH 62643 62185 53.13904°N, 4.05486°W 53°08.343’N, 4°03.291’W |
| Aircraft | |||
| Manufacturer | Avro | Registration | LT184 / LT116 |
| Model | Anson Mk I | Unit | 7 Air Observer School / 9 (Observer) Advanced Flying Unit |
| Crash date | 5 October 1943 / 8 June 1944 |
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| Further Information | |||
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Peak District Air Crashes; Peak Wreck Hunters; Anson (Wikipedia)
The two Mk I Ansons crashed here very close to each other 8 months apart. |
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Mynydd Perfedd - Anson, LT184 / LT116 (looking towards Pen Yr Ole Wen)
| Site visited | 2 May 2010 | Location |
Mynydd Perfedd, Glyderau, Wales SH 62844 62242 53.13961°N, 4.05188°W 53°08.377’N, 4°03.113’W |
| Aircraft | |||
| Manufacturer | Avro | Registration | LT184 / LT116 |
| Model | Anson Mk I | Unit | 7 Air Observer School / 9 (Observer) Advanced Flying Unit |
| Crash date | 5 October 1943 / 8 June 1944 |
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| Further Information | |||
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Peak District Air Crashes; Peak Wreck Hunters; Anson (Wikipedia)
The two Mk I Ansons crashed here very close to each other 8 months apart. |
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Drum - Anson, AX583
| Site visited | 4 April 2010 | Location |
Drum, Carneddau, Wales SH 71689 69781 53.20954°N, 3.92276°W 53°12.572’N, 3°55.366’W |
| Aircraft | |||
| Manufacturer | Avro | Registration | AX583 |
| Model | Anson Mk I | Unit | 2 (Observer) Advanced Flying Unit |
| Crash date | 25 April 1944 | ||
| Further Information | |||
| Peak Wreck Hunters; Anson (Wikipedia) | |||
Foel Lwyd - Anson, VV955
| Site visited | 12 December 2009 | Location |
Foel Lwyd, Carneddau, Wales SH 72369 72054 53.23012°N, 3.91348°W 53°13.807’N, 3°54.809’W |
| Aircraft | |||
| Manufacturer | Avro | Registration | VV955 |
| Model | Anson T21 | Unit | CCCS |
| Crash date | 20 May 1959 | ||
| Further Information | |||
| Peak Wreck Hunters; Anson (Wikipedia) | |||
Llyn Cowlyd - Anson, LT433
| Site visited | 17 October 2009 | Location |
Craig Ffynnon, Llyn Cowlyd, Carneddau, Wales SH 72744 63528 53.15362°N, 3.90447°W 53°09.217’N, 3°54.268’W |
| Aircraft | |||
| Manufacturer | Avro | Registration | LT433 |
| Model | Anson Mk I | Unit | Staff Pilot Training Unit |
| Crash date | 20 Feb 1944 | ||
| Further Information | |||
| Peak District Air Accident Research; Peak Wreck Hunters; Anson (Wikipedia) | |||
Foel Fras - Anson, MG804
| Site visited | 26 September 2009 | Location |
Foel Fras, Carneddau, Wales SH 69624 67572 53.18919°N, 3.95275°W 53°11.352’N, 3°57.165’W |
| Aircraft | |||
| Manufacturer | Avro | Registration | MG804 |
| Model | Anson Mk I | Unit | 8 (Observer) Advanced Flying Unit |
| Crash date | 12 July 1944 | ||
| Further Information | |||
| Peak District Air Accident Research; Peak Wreck Hunters; Aviation Safety Network; Anson (Wikipedia) | |||
Foel Grach - Anson, EF909
| Site visited | 26 September 2009 | Location |
Foel Grach, Carneddau, Wales SH 69081 66624 53.18054°N, 3.96049°W 53°10.833’N, 3°57.629’W |
| Aircraft | |||
| Manufacturer | Avro | Registration | EF909 |
| Model | Anson Mk I | Unit | No.5 Air Observer School |
| Crash date | 30 November 1943 | ||
| Further Information | |||
| Peak District Air Accident Research; Peak Wreck Hunters; Aviation Safety Network; Anson (Wikipedia) | |||
