Daughters of Erebus

Holmes, Paul

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Summary: The crash of a giant DC-10 airliner on the lower slopes of Antarctica's Mount Erebus in broad daylight in late November 1979 remains one of New Zealand's greatest disasters. Everyone on board - 257 people - was killed instantly and the aircraft disintegrated to nothing but a black smear on the snow. This is the story of Captain Jim Collins's family - his wife Maria and his four daughters - who endured not only the death of a beloved husand and father, but the injustice of his being wrongly blamed for the disaster. (Book flap)
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Physical Description: 448 p., [24] p. of plates, ill. (some col.), ports
MARC Import date: 96 p, col. ill
MARC Record: 108 p., [2] leaves of plates, ill. (some col.), 1 map
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library senior nonfiction GCS01056