North Atlantic Aviation MuseumGander, Newfoundland and Labrador
Aviation in Gander Newfoundland - The North Atlantic Aviation Museum
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'Luggage' in the late 1940s! 1300 Yards from Impact to Oblivion 40 gal refueling drum, pumped by hand - a slow and tedious job! A Douglas DC-3 twin engine propellor aircraft, taking on cargo. A fire fighter can be seen dousing flames from the wreckage! A larger newspaper ad, from the 1970s A larger size ad, from the late 1960s A refuelling truck known as a Fuel Bowser A small advertisement from the 1960s. A tow vehicle known as a Tug or a Mule A Tug (or Mule) with baggage carts. A winter scene over Newfoundland's open country. Aircraft is moored to a wharf with simple twine rope. An EPA 737 waiting for passengers to embark. Another form of advertising - a bookmark from the late 1970s Another newspaper ad from the 1960s Art Stiles Article Titled 'Austin Garrett hero of rescue' Article Titled 'Catapulted off plane..I was in flames' Article Titled 'Fires'
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