Midair Collision at Brocklesby Multi-Cache
Midair Collision at Brocklesby
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At WP1 you will need to answer 6 easy questions, all the answers can be found here. The correct answers should take you to GZ, This is a log only, bring a pen, no swaps.
Did you know that there were at least 312 military aircraft crashes or mishaps in New South Wales during the World War 2 years? The area where this Cache is, is also infamous for a historical crash landing of two twin-engine Avro Anson training planes which collided overhead and became entangled with one plane sitting on top of the other.( The mid-air collision of two Avro Anson aircraft, were on a training flight from No. 2 Service Flying Training School (2SFTS) based at Wagga Wagga,that resulted in this dramatic and successful crash landing...) The two crew members of the lower plane parachuted to safety, whilst Flying Officer Leonard Fuller, the pilot of the top plane undertook a daring and heroic flight of 8 kilometres before belly landing the two planes single-handed in a paddock approximately 4 kilometres from the town, of Brocklesby NSW. You need to replace the "Question Marks" with "Numbers",This should take you to GZ, then it gets tough. S 35.51.??? E 146.38.??? Q1 - How many engines did the Avro Anson have? Q2- The maximum speed was 3?3Kph Q3 - What month did the collision happen in1940? Q4 - How many Avro Ansons were built in Britan at the end of production 8?38. Q5 - What was the maximum take off weight 8?00pounds Q6 - On the Mudmap behind the engine, how many Kilometers is it to to the Howlong Road from " You are Here" - Minus 29 --leaves? Hope enjoy this cache.
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