Wessex WA-221 (831). Dithced off HMAS Melbourne 05/05/67. Photograph via the Fleet Air Arm Museum at Nowra.
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Recovery of N7-221
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Wessex 831 N7-221 on Mathew Island 1975
The crashed French aircraft was discovered by an 816 Sqd Tracker in 1974.The owner(Mr Martinet)in foreground was flown to the island to retrieve the wreck, however it was decided to only salvage the engine. The remains of the a/c were destroyed by 817 Sqdn. Photo via FAA Museum.
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N7-221 with ASW fit.Note the bell housing under fuselage for the dipping sonar and the surface search radar above the canopy.Via FAA Museum
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SP-N7-221b
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SP-N7-221a
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AC-N7-221
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N7-221 In the partially completed Museum hangar at Norwra 1991
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N7-221 in completd museum hangar, Nowra September 2000.
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N7-221 now displayed "in flight" at Nowra
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MC-N7-221b
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DC-N7-221
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N7-221 in the drink after an engine failure from HMAS melbourne. RAN photo provided by Dave Masterson / FAAM.
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