Tiger Moth ground collision

PHicksDK15010051.jpg
PHicksDK15010052.jpg

Title

Tiger Moth ground collision

Description

Two Tiger Moths upside down on a grass airfield after a collision. The right hand Tiger Moth's nose is under the rear fuselage of the one on the left. Several men are standing by or climbing on the aircraft. On the reverse 'Typical prang, RAF Mount Hampden, Salisbury 1942'.

Date

1942

Temporal Coverage

Spatial Coverage

Coverage

Type

Format

One b/w photograph

Rights

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Identifier

PHicksDK15010051, PHicksDK15010052

Collection

Citation

“Tiger Moth ground collision,” IBCC Digital Archive, accessed May 10, 2024, https://ibccdigitalarchive.lincoln.ac.uk/omeka/collections/document/5838.

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