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The Remains of Pegasus - Antarctica
On October 8, 1970 a C-121 Lockheed Constellation named “Pegasus” crashed at a remote airstrip in Antarctica while attempting to land in near-zero visibility conditions. Thankfully nobody onboard was seriously injured, and the ice strip – Pegasus Field – was subsequently named in the aircraft’s honour. With few souvenir hunters or scrap dealers trekking around the Antarctic, the Constellation Pegasus can still be seen today, hidden beneath a blanket of snow.
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