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  1. It would be nice to find the crash site and give some closure to their families, unfortunately mountain plane crashes are very hard to find. Thanks for the look at this sad tale Frank, it's a reminder to all pilots the dangers of icing conditions.
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  2. How can a Cessna 210 that crashed in New South Wales, Australia, in 1983, supposedly killing all 5 on board, be still not found after all this time despite a major initial search & smaller on-going searches every year - in Australia of all places! It's the only crashed aircraft ever in Australia to not be found. Come see the story. Hope you find it interesting. Cheers. Note: hours shown for the radio comms transcript in the video should commence with 19 not 09. https://youtu.be/K7erTOmzitY?si=a4GGc0FVDvCeVT-G
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  3. I think it's worth waiting Brett, there are quite a few other bugs which need to be ironed out. However, knowing you have the same interest as me in GA and barnstorming you will love it!
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  4. Appreciate the answer to my question Joe, I wanted to keep both for now so I have time to decide which one works better for me. I had pre-purchased 2024 but wanted to wait until the startup niggles have been worked out, hence my question.
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  5. Hi Brett MSFS2024 and the matching 2024 community folder are in a different AppData folder, so both sims can coexist
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  6. During WW2, a captured RAF crew overpowered an Italian seaplane crew & returned in the captured seaplane to their base in Malta. This was probably the world's 1st proven & documented air hijacking. Come see how it happened. Hope you enjoy. Cheers. https://youtu.be/LZQCB_o9QNw?si=dqo9AitX1nlwyMND
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  7. Well done, to the RAF crew and their daring escape. they made all the right decisions during their ordeal and should be praised. Thanks for another interesting story Frank.
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  8. Aviator Canadian Robert Hampton "Hammy" Gray (1917-45) was awarded the last Victoria Cross (VC) of WW2 and is the last aviator to date to receive a VC. Come see the many locations he trained at and fought at, and the varied aircraft he flew. Hope you enjoy. Cheers. https://youtu.be/dIJfPUB11Lc?si=yc2Lr202u9bcMSPH
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  9. Thanks for this story about a hero and his award which was well deserved.
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