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The Kate
site, as we walked up to it.
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Inspecting the inside of the cockpit. |
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Left side
view after we cleared the vegetation for the survey. |
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Quartering view from the right front. |
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We
believe the tail section belongs to the Kate, however the
wing panel does not. We know this because the wing roots
attached to the fuselage contain gear, and the wing panel
also had a set of gear in it! (See picture on right) |
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What we
believe is the Kate's engine because... |
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...from
the tail section, if one turns around and looks down the
gully, there is a large bomb crater with another
engine and wing in it. |
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The
second engine in the bomb crater. |
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The second wing in the bomb crater. |
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Another view of the bomb crater. The fuselage is behind the
trees on the upper right. |
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