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06 AUG 11
 |
CW4 David R. Carter [IP] 
CW2 Bryan J. Nichols [PC]
SPC Alexander J. Bennett [FE]
SGT Patrick D. Hamburger [FE]
SPC Spencer C. Duncan [G]
USN ST6:
PO1 Darrik C. Benson
CPO Brian R. Bill
PO1 Christopher G. Campbell
MA1 John Douangdara
ST6 K-9 killed
CPO John W. Faas
PO1 Kevin A. Houston
LCDR Jonas B. Kelsall
MCPO Louis J. Langlais
CPO Matthew D. Mason
CPO Stephen M. Mills
PO1 Jesse D. Pittman
SCPO Thomas A. Ratzlaff
CPO Robert J. Reeves
CPO Heath M. Robinson
PO2 Nicholas P. Spehar
PO1 Jon T. Tumilson
PO1 Aaron C. Vaughn
PO1 Jason R. Workman
USN:
PO1 Jared W. Day
CPO Nicholas H. Null
PO1 Michael J. Strange
SCPO Kraig M. Vickers
USAF:
TSGT John W. Brown [PJ]
SSGT Andrew W. Harvell [CCT]
TSGT Daniel L. Zerbe [PJ]
7 ANA SF killed
1 Afghan interpreter killed |
Afghanistan |
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B/7-158 AVN (KS USAR)
B/2-135 GSAB (CO & NE ARNG)
#84-24175 "EXTORTION 17" 
A/C crashed at approx 0300 hours at Tangi Joi Zareen, in the district of Sayd Abad in Wardak Province after a hit in the aft rotor blade
which resulted in a severe mechanical and dynamic imbalance resulting in loss of control. A/C was on an IRF mission to assist members of
the 75th Rangers engaged in a fierce firefight.
NOTE: CW2 Nichols, SPC Bennett and SPC Duncan were from B/7-158 AVN (KS USAR). CW4 Carter was from CO ARNG and SGT Hamburger from NE ARNG. |
12 OCT 10
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1 Afghan interpreter killed
3 NRCM injured
2 PAX injured |
Afghanistan |
 |
B/2-3 GSAB
#92-00291 "MASSIVE 60"
A/C received an RPG and SA fire shortly after landing at a military outpost (Ghakhi Pass) in Kunar province. |
26 OCT 09 |
CW4 Michael P. Montgomery [IP]
CW3 Niall D. Lyons [P]
SGT Nickolas A. Mueller [CE]
SSG Shawn H. McNabb [MD]
SGT Josue E. Hernandez Chavez
SSG Keith R. Bishop
SFC David E. Metzger
DEA:
SA Chad L. Michael
SA Forrest N. Leamon
SA Michael E. Weston
26 injured |
Afghanistan |
 |
3/160 SOAR
#04-03747
A/C crashed near Darreh-ye Bum (Badghis province) after departing a successful operation against anti-Afghan forces. Investigation pending.
|
17 JAN 09
|
SPC Ezra Dawson
6 injured |
Afghanistan |
 |
(B/7-101 AVN) DET to 7-17 CAV
#05-08012
A/C made a hard landing in Kunar Province after being hit by small arms fire and an RPG. A/C was struck in the
left main fuel tank by an RPG causing left side to become engulfed in flames and #1 engine failed due to fuel
starvation. Upon landing, A/C rolled onto its right side and was destroyed in post crash fire. |
18 SEP 08 |
CW2 Brady J. Rudolf [PC]
1LT Robert Vallejo II [CP]
SGT Daniel M. Eshbaugh [FE]
SGT Anthony L. Mason [FE]
CPL Michael E. Thompson [G]
CW2 Corry A. Edwards
1SG Julio C. Ordonez |
Iraq |
 |
B/2-149 GSAB (TX & OK ARNG)
#91-00267 "RED RIVER 44"
A/C was Chalk #3 when it crashed about 62 miles W of Basra near Talil AB at approx 0001 hours during a 4-ship flight
from Kuwait to LSA Anaconda at Balad AB. |
05 MAY 08 |
SPC Joseph M. Cerfus |
Canada |
 |
A/5-159 AVN (WA USAR)
Soldier killed during sling-load training at the Canadian Manoeuvre Training Center, as part of Maple Guardian Exercise. |
14 AUG 07
 |
CW2 Jackie L. McFarlane Jr [MP]
CW2 Christopher C. Johnson [CP]
SSG Sean P. Fisher [FE]
SPC Steven R. Jewell [CE]
SSG Stanley B. Reynolds [C] |
Iraq |
 |
B/1-52 AVN
#89-00171 "DRY ICE 41"
A/C went down near the Al Taqaddum air base in Iraq’s Anbar province while conducting a routine post-maintenance check flight. |
30 MAY 07
|
CW3 Christopher M. Allgaier [P]
CW2 Joshua R. Rodgers [P]
SSG Charlie L. Bagwell [FE]
SGT Brandon E. Hadaway [CE]
SGT Jesse A. Blamires [G]
MCPL Darrell J. Priede (CF)
CPL Mike Gilyeat (RMP) |
Afghanistan |
 |
B/3-82 CAB
#86-01644 "FLIPPER 75"
A/C crashed in the Kajaki region of southern Helmand province after unloading troops on an assault mission after being
struck by a MANPAD. |
18 FEB 07
|
CW3 John A. Quinlan [PC] 
CW3 Hershel D. McCants Jr [CP]
SPC Brandon D. Gordon [C]
SPC Travis Vaughn [C]
SGT Adam A. Wilkinson [C]
PFC Ryan C. Garbs
PFC Kristofer D. Thomas
TSGT Scott Duffman (USAF)
14 injured |
Afghanistan |
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2/160 SOAR
#92-00472
A/C crashed in the Shahjoi district of Zabul province, about 50 yards from the main highway between Kabul and Kandahar
after the pilot reported engine problems. A/C was about 300' above the ground when it experienced a sudden loss of
power due to catastrophic failure of #2 engine. |
01 JUN 06
 |
CW4 Michael L. Wright [P]
SGT Christopher M. Erberich [FE]
SGT Rhonald E. Meeks [FE]
SGT Michael D. Hall [C]
P injured |
Georgia |
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3/160 SOAR
#03-03729
A/C was flying from Ft. Rucker to Hunter AAF when it struck one of two 1,000' television station towers (WFXL) and its
1-inch support cables at 140 KIAS near Doerun in rural Colquitt County and crashed. |
05 MAY 06
 |
CW3 Eric W. Totten [P]
CW2 Christopher B. Donaldson [P]
SSG Christopher T. Howick [FE]
SGT Jeffery S. Wiekamp [FE]
SGT Bryan A. Brewster [FE]
SGT John C. Griffith
LTC Joseph J. Fenty 
SPC Justin L. O'Donohoe
PFC Brian M. Moquin Jr
SPC David Timmons Jr |
Afghanistan |
 |
B/3-10 AVN
#85-24349 "COLOSSAL 31"
A/C was conducting operations on a mountaintop LZ, in support of Operation Mountain Lion near Asadabad in Kunar province,
when the rear M/R blades made contact with a tree, totally collapsing the rear rotor system 5 seconds after contact,
causing the A/C to crash on a nearby cliff and catch fire. |
25 SEP 05
|
CW3 John M. Flynn [PC]
WO1 Adrian B. Stump [CP]
SGT Tane T. Baum [FE]
SGT Kenneth G. Ross [C]
SGT Patrick D. Stewart [C] |
Afghanistan |
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D/113 AVN (NV ARNG)
#90-00200 "MUSTANG 22"
A/C was shot down by an RPG in the Deh Chopan district in southern Zabul province, while returning from a troop
insertion. Crew consisted of NV and OR ARNG. |
28 JUN 05
|
CW3 Corey J. Goodnature [PC]
CW4 Chris J. Scherkenbach [P]
MSG James W. Ponder III [FE]
SGT Kip A. Jacoby [FE]
SSG Michael L. Russell [C]
SFC Marcus V. Muralles [MO]
MAJ Stephen C. Reich [AMC]
SSG Shamus O. Goare
USN SDVT-1:
CPO Daniel R. Healy
PO2 Eric S. Patton
PO2 James E. Suh
USN ST10:
CPO Jacques J. Fontan
LCDR Erik S. Kristensen
PO1 Jeffrey A. Lucas
LT Michael M. McGreevey Jr
PO1 Jeffrey S. Taylor |
Afghanistan |
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B/3-160 SOAR
#89-00146 "TURBINE 33"
A/C crashed W of Asadabad in Kunar province after being hit by an RPG, while flying into eastern Afghanistan to rescue a
SEAL team surrounded by 25-50 Taliban. |
06 APR 05
 |
CW2 David Ayala [P]
CW2 Clint J. Prather [P]
SSG Charles R. Sanders Jr [FE]
SPC Michael K. Spivey [CE]
PFC Pendleton L. Sykes II [C]
SGM Barbaralien Banks
CPT David S. Connolly
SPC Daniel J. Freeman
MSG Edwin A. Matoscolon
MAJ Edward J. Murphy
SPC Chrystal G. Stout
SPC Sascha Struble
SGT Stephen C. High
SSG Romanes L. Woodard
SGT James S. Lee (USMC)
CIV S. Jason Lucio
CIV Lance B. Taylor
CIV Ronald Wade |
Afghanistan |
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F/5/159 AVN
#88-00100 "BIG WINDY 25"
A/C crashed near Khudaidad village in Ghazni province, 80 miles SW of Kabul during a heavy dust storm. The A/C was one
of two making the flight from Kandahar to Bagram Airfield as part of a supply and transport mission. The severe dust
storm contained winds of more than 45 knots that caused the pilots to lose outside visibility. The pilots were
transitioning to instrument flight procedures when they became spatially disoriented and over-controlled the aircraft. |
02 NOV 03
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1LT Brian D. Slavenas [P]
CW4 Bruce A. Smith [P]
SGT Paul F. Fisher* [FE]
SSG Daniel A. Bader
SGT Ernest G. Bucklew
SGT Steven D. Conover
PFC Anthony D. D'Agostino
SPC Darius T. Jennings
PFC Karina S. Lau
SGT Keelan L. Moss
SPC Brian H. Penisten
SGT Ross A. Pennanen
SGT Joel Perez
SPC Frances M. Vega
SSG Paul A. Velazquez
SSG Joe N. Wilson
25 injured |
Iraq |
 |
1/F/106 AVN (IA ARNG)
#91-00230
A/C shot down by missile near the farming community of Ameriya, S of Fallujah.
*Sgt. Fisher died a few days later of injuries sustained in crash. |
04 MAR 02
|
SGT Philip J. Svitak [CE]
SPC Marc A. Anderson*
PFC Matthew A. Commons*
SGT Bradley S. Crose*
USAF:
TSGT John A. Chapman*
SRA Jason D. Cunningham* |
Afghanistan |
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2/160 SOAR
#92-00475 "RAZOR 1"
A/C was shot down by small arms fire and RPG while attempting a troop insertion on a mountain top outside Gardez.
*Anderson, Commons, Crose, Chapman and Cunningham died during a nine-hour firefight trying to rescue Navy Seal PO1 Neil
C. Roberts. |
21 FEB 02
 |
CPT Bartt D. Owens [P]
CW2 Jody L. Egnor [AC]
SSG James P. Dorrity [FE]
SGT Jeremy D. Foshee [CE]
SPC Thomas F. Allison
MAJ Curtis D. Feistner
SSG Kerry W. Frith
SSG Bruce A. Rushforth Jr
USAF:
MSGT William L. McDonald II
SSG Juan M. Ridout |
Philippines |
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2/160 SOAR
#92-00471 "WILD 42"
A/C made an "abrupt evasive maneuver" to avoid crashing into the lead A/C, lost control, and plunged nose down
into the water at 180 mph, exploding on impact 150 mi. NE of Zamboanga. |
07 MAR 96
|
CW5 Walter M. Fox [IP]
CW3 Pierre R. Desroches [CP]
CW2 William R. Monty Jr [PP]
SSG Tracy A. Tidwell [FE]
SSG Bradley C. Beem [CE] |
Kentucky |
|
160 SOAR
#92-00465
A/C banked wildly then plunged out of control 3,400' into a wheat field near Olmstead during a routine training flight
from Ft. Campbell at 2300 (EST). Likely caused by a loss of electrical power due to the presence of water in the A/C's
primary power distribution panels. |
24 APR 95
|
CW2 Peter A. Davis [MP]
1LT Jennifer L. Varney [P]
SGT Michael Z. Gallant [FE]
SPC Paul C. Sebaugh [CE]
PFC Jennifer A.K. Harris [CE] |
Texas |
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B/2/158 AVN
#86-01681
A/C crashed approx. 1115 hours during a routine maintenance test flight just S of Florence. Crash was caused by the
failure of a retaining bolt because a steel bushing was not installed. |
23 SEP 94 |
DAC John C. King [FE]
3 injured |
Idaho |
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A/6/158 (USAR)
#90-00220
While attempting to land on an 11 degree upslope along a ridge line near McCall, the A/C slid down slope and the forward
rotor blades struck the ground. FE was hit and killed instantly by the rotor blade when it came through the cabin
fuselage. |
31 JUL 94
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CW2 David R. Glandon [PC]
CWO Kenny E. Jones [P]
SSG Bruce E. Nanninga [FE]
SSG George Lopez [CE] |
Missouri |
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C/2-158 AVN (KS USAR)
#90-00201
A/C crashed after flying into power lines over the Osage River on a routine training mission flight from Jefferson City
to Cape Girardeau. The crash occurred about 1030 hours near Wardsville, 12 miles S of Jefferson City. |
01 MAR 91
|
CW3 Robert Hughes [P]
MAJ Marie T. Rossi-Cayton [P]
SSG Mike A. Garrett [FE]
SPC William C. Brace [CE]
1 injured |
Saudi Arabia |
 |
B/159 AVN
#84-24177
A/C was conducting a mission in support of Operation Desert Storm and while flying at 250 ft AGL and 120 KIAS,
unaided at night, it struck an unlit microwave tower, crashed, and was totally destroyed by fire. The weather
was CAVU/clear and 100% moon illumination. |
24 JUL 90
|
CW4 Dale W. Tate* [IP]
SSG Veltry H. Johnson III [FI]
CE killed
3 injured |
Kentucky |
 |
B/7/101 AVN
#82-23764
During an NVG approach near the NW corner of the Golden Eagle LZ with a sling loadat 2230 hours, the pilot heard a loud noise.
A/C pitched nose down and the IP took the controls, jettisoned the load as the A/C impacted the ground and came to rest
inverted. SSG Johnson was assigned to A/7/101 and was helping Charlie Co get their currency check ride.
* P died July 28 of head injuries sustained in crash. |
08 DEC 88
|
CWO Randall B. Potter [P]
1LT Alan C. Urban [P]
SSG John P. McConnell Sr
PFC Jim D. Bendon
PFC Douglas J. Kropp |
Honduras |
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A/2/159 AVN
#85-24332 "FLIPPER 332"
A/C was in cruise flight on the second leg of a service mission, whe the A/C was reported by witnesses to have been on
fire in the area of the aft pylon. The fire was initially seen in the area of the left side of the aft pylon and spread
rapidly engulfing the entire pylon. A/C was observed to roll left, then right, followed by a tucking of the nose with a
roll to the left just prior to impact approx 3 mi from the port of La Cieba. A/C came to rest on a 21 deg down-slope,
oriented in a direction opposite direction of fight. The #1 Input Pinion Gear to the Combining xsmn failed, which
resulted in hot lubrication oil leaking and igniting. The fire burned through the flight controls on the left side of
the xsmn as it spread to the Aft Pylon. |
25 FEB 88
|
CW4 Ronald W. Bender [AC]
CW4 Scott J. Temple [CP]
SSG Raymond T. Hill [FE]
1LT Lynn Dial
1LT Christopher D. Kurkowski
1LT Wayne M. Locklin Jr
CPT Michael J. Monahan
1LT Charles P. Moses
1LT Donald G. O'Quinn
SFC Kenneth R. Simpson
8 injured |
Texas |
|
A/2-158 AVN
#86-01643
A/C was enroute from Ft. Hood to Ft. Sill, at approx 1510 hours while in cruise flight at approx 2000' MSL and at 120 KIAS,
a pop was heard, followed by the sound of a loud explosion. The drive train from the #2 engine failed. As a result, the engine
over-sped, causing the #2 engine power turbine wheel to exceed the centrifugal rotation limitations, causing the power
turbine blades to enter the fuselage and an in-flight fire began. The cabin area filled with dense black smoke that traveled
forward and entered the cockpit. The cause of the drive train failure could not be determined. As smoke filled the cabin and
entered the cockpit, an emergency descent was initiated. A/C touched down in a landing attitude at approx 130+ knots, and was
totally destroyed by impact forces and in-flight/post crash fire. |
15 MAY 87
|
SSG Robert M. Mills [TI]
3 injured |
Arkansas |
 |
179 AVN
#67-18539
A/C caught fire and made a forced landing in dense woods near Monticello while flying from Ft. Carson to Ft. Rucker.
Soldier was killed when he jumped from A/C at a height of about 400'. |
09 APR 86
|
CW4 Jerry G. Ackers [P]
CW4 Charles P. Falk Jr [P]
SSG Siebert Everetts [FE]
SGT Alphonso C. Ferguson [CE]
SPC Christopher J. Carey [C]
PFC Matthew J. Barker |
Georgia |
 |
132 ASHC
#85-24325
While in low altitude cruise flight, during an NVG training mission, A/C and an AH-1S
Cobra, flying in opposite directions, collided. The M/R blades struck the forward cabin area and M/R system of the
AH-1, which caused the in-flight breakup of both aircraft. |
10 JUL 83
|
CW3 Thomas B. Crossan III [PI]
CW4 Larry K. Jones [PC]
SSG Mark J. Reilly [FE]
SSG Luis A. Velez Sanchez [CE]
SGT Mark D. Cornwell
CW2 James N. Jansen |
Michigan |
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160 SOAR
#68-15845
A/C burst into flames as it slammed into a steep, wooded South Fox Island hillside, at a speed of about 115 mph. |
20 MAR 83
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CW4 Ralph L. Thompson [IP]
CW2 Donald R. Alvey [CP]
SGT Claude J. Dunn [FE]
PFC Gregory D. Eichner [CE]
SP4 Jerry L. Wilder |
Virginia |
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160 SOAR
#67-18527
Conducting over water training operations when a bolt and bushing gave way in the forward rotor transmission. A/C banked,
inverted, and pitched into the Atlantic 23 mi E of Cape Henry. |
11 SEP 82
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CW4 Leon E. Shoenborn [PC]
CW3 Douglas J. Eschler [CP]
SSG Alvin G. Edwards [FE]
SGT Joseph Cruz [CE]
PFC Robert J. Stewart [C]
MAJ Lee DeVault
PVT Bruce W. Scott (AFN-TV)
AMN Michael A. Sutton (USAF)
38 parachutists killed |
Germany |
 |
295 ASC
#74-22292
A/C crashed during 375th Anniversary of Mannheim with 46 parachute participants. Cause was due to oil jets
in the forward xsmn becoming clogged, causing a pinion gear assembly to fail. |
17 JUL 80
|
CW2 Bobby M. Crumley [C]
3 injured |
California |
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A/159 AVN (TF 160)
#74-22290
A/C was conducting long range (internal tank) training and was enroute to Michael AAF at Dugway Proving Ground. While
crossing the San Bernardino Mts., A/C struck some trees during the attempted pull-out, and crashed with the cockpit
separating from the fuselage. Fuselage continued to roll down a steep embankment, throwing its two remaining occupants,
before exploding in a ball of fire at the end of its roll. Crashed due to being overloaded on hot day.
Note: First 160 SOAR fatality. |
25 FEB 80
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CW3 Randall G. Davis [MP]
CW3 Gary L. McKelvy [P]
SGT Rick A. Barrett [FE]
SP4 Malcolm R. Webb [CE]
SP4 Sean W. Dorsey [C] |
Germany |
 |
180 ASHC
#68-15993
A/C was on a MTF for installation of the #1 engine. At approx. 500', while conducting the TEAC, the combining xmsn
phasing mechanism decoupled, resulting in rotor system meshing. The forward and aft transmissions, and rotor systems
separated in flight and crashed at approx 1630 hours into a pine forest and was totally destroyed. |
20 AUG 79 |
CPT Samuel S. Newby [P]
CPT Dennis M. Primm [P]
SGT James L. Kern [CE]
1 injured |
Washington |
 |
190 AVN (KS USAR)
#65-08001
Almost immediately after takeoff was initiated, the A/C impacted on the 7 degree slope in its takeoff path near Yakima.
The crash took place during Brave Shield 20. |
14 JUL 77
|
CW2 Joseph A. Miles [P]
SGT Ronald E. Wells [CE]
SP5 Robert C. Haynes
P injured/captured |
Korea |
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213 AVN
#67-18498
Shot down by North Korean ground fire after it tried to take off after mistaking the first ground fire for engine
trouble and putting down to check it out. A/C accidentally crossed DMZ. |
02 MAR 77
|
CWO Guy E. Laughlin Jr [P]
CPT Edward A. Dostal [CP]
SP6 Granville W. Morgan [FE]
SP5 James W. Smith [CE] |
Korea |
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19 AVN BN
#67-18511
A/C from Camp Humphreys crashed and burned about 20 miles SE of Pyongtaek after hitting a high voltage cable in fog.
A/C was flying from Camp Humphreys to Camp Ames with two other helicopters when dense fog and rain prevented them from
landing at Ames. Crash occurred at approx 0730 hours while returning to Humphreys. |
22 MAR 72 |
SP5 David N. Maxwell [FE]
SP4 Jay D. Dehart [CE]
CPT James S. Ayton
SP4 Richard A. Pappas
SFC Charles G. Pomeroy
DAC Virgil S. Winchester
2 injured |
Korea |
|
#65-7973
A/C crashed on a routine flight near Waegwan about 1 mi S of Camp Carroll. A/C unit was based in Pyongtaek. |
18 AUG 71
|
CPT James W. Hensley [P]
CW3 James H. Perry [P]
SP5 Lawrence J. Angelini [FE]
SP4 Dennis A. Ferraro [CE]
2-4 INF PAX:
PFC Vernon L. Ailstock Jr
PFC Michael L. Annis
SP4 Fernando Apodaca
SGT Terry E. Bowerman
PFC Samuel M. Cherry
PFC Mark P. Connors
PFC Raymond H. Cork
SGT Harold D. Dillaman Jr
PFC David P. Dunks
1LT John E. Echterling
PFC John P. Egelund
PFC Charles E. Fife
PFC Raymond T. Gadboise
SGT George J. Gongaware
PFC Roger M. Hartman
PFC Paul E. Hickson
PFC Lawrence H. Karaschin
PFC Arthur R. Kearney
PFC Eric L. Landry
PFC Edward A. Monnin Jr
PFC Eddie W. Nichols
PFC David A. Person
PFC Ronald R. Pestka
1LT Henry L. Pittard Jr
SGT Christopher W. Pyzik
SP5 Russell L. Schober
PFC Ronald F. Scholl
SSG Paten L. Smith
PFC David W. Stover
PFC Noel Velez
PFC Jeffrey M. Vickerman
PFC Clarence C. West
PFC Richard Willis |
Germany |
 |
4/15 AVN (USAREUR)
#66-19023
A/C exploded and broke in two parts while on training flight from Regensburg to Grafenwoehr and crashed near Pegnitz at 0945 hours.
Fatigue failure of the rotor blade led to its failure and structural failure of the A/C. PAX's were members of HHC 2-4
INF. |
19 FEB 71 |
CPT Robert W. Taylor [P]
2LT Robert M. Eagleton [P]
SP6 Edward L. Aaron [FE]
SP4 Matthew J Nonnemacher |
Germany |
|
4 AVN
#66-0121
A/C crashed 7 miles NNE of the runway on an ADF procedure turn at night while attempting to land at the Dolan Barracks
airfield. |
15 APR 69 |
CW2 Christopher B. Chrobak [IP]
CWO Owens [IP]
CPT Bud Adams
SP5 Norman Weaver |
Alabama |
 |
#61-2425
A/C was on take-off when, at about 200' AGL, the aft blades went to full pitch which caused the aft pylon to climb,
flipping the A/C over to an inverted position on Ft. Rucker. |
18 JUL 68 |
CW2 Dwight E. Collins [P] |
Alabama |
|
#66-19005
No Details. |
05 JUL 68 |
CW3 Merlin E. Watts [IP]
CW2 Terry G. Kilpatrick
CW2 Michael L. Thompson
SSG Ramon O. Moreno |
Alabama |
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#66-19139
A/C crashed and burned approx 10 miles E of Ozark shortly after taking off from Goldberg Stage Field during Chinook
transition course. |
19 MAR 65
|
DAC Richard A. Daniels [P]
LT Bud Hill [CP]
SP5 Ralph Pigg [CE]
LT John W. Shaw (CAF) |
Alabama |
 |
USAAVNTBD
#60-03450
A/C aft yellow blade failed in the blade spar transition area near Hartford. |
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