Little remains identifiable in this view from th e air of the DC10's wreckage strewn up the broad flank of Mount Erebus. The aircraft’s rear engine and tail (arrowed) lie halfway along the trail of debris, while the only other large pi ece of wreckage is at the trail’s head. One set of wheels can be seen just to the left of the tail while another lies below and to the right.
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Press, 3 December 1979, Page 12
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72Little remains identifiable in this view from th e air of the DC10's wreckage strewn up the broad flank of Mount Erebus. The aircraft’s rear engine and tail (arrowed) lie halfway along the trail of debris, while the only other large piece of wreckage is at the trail’s head. One set of wheels can be seen just to the left of the tail while another lies below and to the right. Press, 3 December 1979, Page 12
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