Airship Propeller in St. John's Church at Longside
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Airship Propeller in St. John's Church at Longside
Image: © Iain Smith Taken: 23 Jul 2009
A propeller recovered from the crash site of the only airship to be lost on duty from the WW1 station at Lenabo, near Longside. The inscription reads; AFT PROPELLER 220 H.P. RENAULT FROM H.M.A. C25 LOST AT SEA ON ACTIVE SERVICE 31/7/1918
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Image Location
Latitude
57.514784
Longitude
-1.934719