File:Meopham crash passengers and crew.jpg

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Non-free media information and use rationale true for Meopham air disaster
Description	The passengers and crew in front of the Junkers aircraft, just prior to the aircraft's departure on the fatal flight. Photograph taken by a unknown photographer and distributed through the General Picture News Service. Pictured L-R: The Marquess of Dufferin, Mrs Sigrid Loeffler, Mrs Sarah Legh (did not fly), Sir Edward Ward, Viscountess Ednam, George Henderson (pilot). Leaning over the aircraft in the background is the co-pilot Charles Shearing
Source	The Sketch, issue 1957, page 202, 30 July 1930
Article	Meopham air disaster
Portion used	Whole image
Low resolution?	The image is of a sufficient resolution for purposes of illustration, but still considerably lower resolution than original.
Purpose of use	To show the aircraft involved in, and the victims of, the disaster.
Replaceable?	No other pictures of the group travelling on the aircraft have been found. A picture of all the victims just before the departure of the flight is of historical significance.
Fair useFair use of copyrighted material in the context of Meopham air disaster//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Meopham_crash_passengers_and_crew.jpgtrue

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