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Andrew Drummond

POSSIBLE DEBRIS FOUND FROM MH370 – AUSSIES NOW IN CHARGE.

NO MORE BS EXPECTED – BUT AUSSIE’S REMAIN CAUTIOUS.

RAAF and RNZAF Orion aircraft were today rushing to a location 2,500 km south west of Perth where items which may be debris connected to flight MH370 have been seen floating in the sea.

Also due on location was a United States Air Force Poseidon aircraft.

All have been sent to the scene do try and determine what the objects – and there are several of them – are.

Also on the way is the Royal Australian Navy Supply ship HMAS Success.

At a news conference this afternoon Australia a spokesman for the Australian Maritime Safety Authority was cautious about the find – it could have come off a ship, he said, but it was the most positive clue so far in the search for the missing Malaysian Airlines Boeing 777.

The media have been promised full co-operation and will be given images as and when they become available.

Above HMAS Success – rising above tabloid exposes of what has gone on onboard

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Andrew Drummond

Andrew Drummond is a British independent journalist and occasional television documentary maker. He is a former Fleet Street, London, journalist having worked at the Evening Standard, Daily Mail, Mail on Sunday, News of the World, Observer and The Times.

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