Image: Aviation Pioneers Memorial, Cooma, NSW, jjron, 24.09.2008

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Description: Australian Aviation Pioneers Memorial in Cooma, New South Wales, Australia, with artifacts recovered from the Avro 618 Ten aircraft, "Southern Cloud", that crashed on 21 March, 1931 in the Australian Alps' Toolong Mountain range. Its wreck was found on 26 October, 1958. The memorial was officially opened on 13 October, 1962 by Professor T.D.J. Leech C.B.E. BSc BE. Memorial's Engineer and Architect: Andrius Rimka of Lithuania.
Title: Aviation Pioneers Memorial, Cooma, NSW, jjron, 24.09.2008
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Author: jjron
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