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Lyneham January 2005

BBC Points West presenter Amanda Parr paid an emotional visit to Lyneham to report on the way our Lyneham community reflected the tragic Hercules tragedy of 30th January 2005. After presenting a live outside broadcast, she spent a few moments reading the tributes and look at the many bouquets of flowers left at the station main gates.

Reports across the internet and international news feeds were being flashed of a Lyneham based Hercules that had crashed and all the crew on board were lost. This tragedy sent shockwaves around the world as the aircraft and crew was one of the Wiltshire airbase finest. A sense of numbness and disbelief verberated around the country as this has been recorded as the biggest single loss of life to hit UK forces since military action in Iraq began. Full stories, tributes and reflection of the tragedy click here.

 
 
 

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