File:Flight 1549 engine cowling recovered.jpg
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DescriptionFlight 1549 engine cowling recovered.jpg | Members of the New York City Police Department Scuba Team hand a piece of engine cowling to the crew of USACE New York District’s drift collection vessel DCV Hayward. The piece of cowling, the sort of outer shell of the engine, was recovered while divers were positively identifying the missing right engine from US Airways Flight 1549 at the bottom the Hudson River. | ||||
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Source | https://www.flickr.com/photos/30539067@N04/3218592366/ (USACE public affairs; direct image URL [1]) | ||||
Author | Photo by Chris Gardner, USACE New York District Public Affairs | ||||
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Other versions | http://www.nan.usace.army.mil/blog/html/01_22_09html.html (direct image URL [2]) |
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