Crash Site & Remains Bristol Beaufighter Mark VIc A19-120
Bristol Beaufighter Mark VIc # A19-120 crashed burning into Muschu Island on 16 June 1944. Both crew members were killed.
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Source
- Text: Kaj Metz
- Photos: RAF
- Pacific Wrecks
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Point of interest
- Remains Nakajima Ki-43 - Kairiru
- Som Point (Cape Saum) - Muschu
- Former Japanese Camp Cemetery Muschu - Muschu
Monument
- Japanese War Memorial Kairiru - Kairiru
- Korean War Memorial Kovoy - Kovoy
- Japanese War Memorial Kovoy - Kovoy
Cemetery
Fortification
- Japanese Coastal Battery - Muschu
- Japanese Coastal Battery Yavik - Kairiru
- Japanese Coastal Battery Cape Pus - Cape Pus
Ship wreck
- Shipwreck "Yoshino Maru" - Muschu
- Shipwreck "Tatsumi Maru" - Muschu
- Shipwreck PT-133 "New Guinea Ferry" - Cape Pus
Crash site
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