Switzerland: Melting Glacier Releases Old Aircraft Wreck
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Westfalenpost
A hiker has discovered wreckage parts of an airplane in Switzerland, which probably crashed there in the 1960s.
A hiker has discovered wreckage parts of an airplane in Switzerland, which probably crashed there in the 1960s.
A melting glacier in the Swiss canton of Uri reveals a secret: after a historic plane crash, hundreds of kilos of wreckage were recovered from the high mountains.
The Swiss Air Force and private companies had remains of an aircraft in the Alps. It has been lying on a glacier for 60 years.
A mountain walker discovers parts of an airplane that probably crashed in 1963.
The melting of a glacier in central Switzerland exposed the remains of a plane that crashed in that area in 1963, reported this Thursday the local daily Blick, at a time of increasingly frequent sightings of this type due to global warming and the retreat of ice in Switzerland.
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