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This image is to illustrate the type only and is not the actual aircraft involved.
Belonging to the Belgian Airforce, crashed in poor weather on 10th April 1947.
The small yellow circle indicates the location of the large wingsection.
Third visit to K14 crashsite in May 2023.
above and next two photos:-The area where K14 crashed.
Looking uphill, the impact point is near the top end of this scree chute.
above and next two photos. The area where K14 impacted the hill and burnt out.
Belonging to No 12 Elementary and Reserve Flying Training School RAF, crashed on 9th January 1939 while on a navigation training flight out of RAF Prestwick. Tiger Moth L6932 also crashed very close to L9153 after it was sent to search for the Anson.*
*--Information from:-https://www.peakdistrictaircrashes.co.uk/
