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The lost RAF Hampden Bomber over Ireland

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This is the story of a Hadley Page Hampden bomber that became lost after a mission over Germany during World War Two. I would like to thank Dennis Burke for his assistance in this video, he has a website that documents all the foreign aircraft that crashed in Ireland during the World War Two, he has been generous enough to preserve the work of the late Colin Hill; brother of the bomber pilot, who wrote a detailed account of flight AD730. The website is http://www.ww2irishaviation.com/index.htm

Photo Attributions: Most photos were in "Open Domain" apart from the following :Emoscopes, Daventry B J (F/O), Royal Air Force official photographer
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