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12 AUG 03 |
CPT Kevin M. Norman [PI]
CW3 David W. Snow [CP] |
Korea |
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A/6/52 AVN
C-12F #84-0169
A/C crashed on a routine test flight 7 mi SW of Camp Humphreys.
|
15 MAR 02 |
CW4 Lowell K. Timmons [P] |
Arizona |
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Golden Knights
UV-20A #79-23253
Midair collision with a civilian aircraft near Marana airport while conducting routine aerial training for the US Army's
Golden Knights parachute team. Civilian acft landed safely. |
27 MAR 01 |
CW4 George A. Graves [P]
CW4 Lance L. Hill [P] |
Germany |
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1/205 MI
RC-12K #85-0154
Recon A/C mysteriously plummeted into a remote forest NE of Nuremberg. |
03 MAR 01 |
CW4 Johnny W. Duce [P]
CW2 Eric P. Larson [P]
SSG Robert F. Ward Jr [FE]
21 Virginia NG killed |
Georgia |
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Det 1, H/171 AVN (FL ARNG)
C-23B #93-1336
A/C crashed due to cargo shifting during turbulent weather (Official). The head of the investigation dissented and
blamed extreme turbulence and windshear with faulty weather radar, poor route selection, and inbalance of cargo as the
cause of the accident. |
23 JUL 99 |
CPT Jennifer J. Odom [P]
CW2 Thomas G. Moore [CP]
CPT Jose A. Santiago Jr [C]
PFC T. Bruce Cluff [C]
PFC Ray E. Krueger [C]
2 MAJ killed (Colombian AF) |
Colombia |
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D/204 MI BN
RC-7 #N5382W
A/C crashed into a mountain in southern Colombia. Pentagon stated no evidence that narco-guerrillas shot down the plane. |
06 NOV 98 |
CW3 Daniel W. Hunter [IP]
2LT Kelly D. Hall |
Germany |
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1/205 MI
RC-12K #85-00151
While conducting routine training near the town of Erlach, A/C departed controlled flight, entered a clockwise spin from
which the crew was unable to recover. |
16 APR 97 |
CW3 Allen D. Clark [P]
CPT Michael A. Norris [P] |
Georgia |
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B/224 MI
RC-12N #89-0272
A/C plummeted into a marsh of the state nature preserve near Ossabaw Island, while on a routine training mission. |
12 NOV 92 |
COL Thomas Clark [P]
CWO John Pospisil [CP]
SFC Richard E. Brink
BG Thomas C. Carroll
MG Kenneth W. Himsel
SGM Llewellyn A. Kahklen
SGT Michael J. Schmidt
COL Wilfred E. Wood |
Alaska |
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AK ARNG
C-12F #85-1261 "GUARD 261"
Crashed into a mountain range, at an elevation of 2600' in the Chilkat Range, on approach to the Juneau airport. |
16 JUL 92
 |
MAJ Michael B. Farmer [P]
DAC William Abbott
DAC Robert D. Robbins |
Georgia |
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USAATTC
C-23A #84-0466
A/C from Ft. Rucker abruptly rolled to the right, an engine failing, and entered an inverted flat spin while on a test
flight mission 4 miles N of Colquitt at approx. 0930 hours. |
13 NOV 90 |
DAC Thurman F. Garnand [IP]
MAJ Thomas V. Hart
CWO Paul L. Godwin |
Florida |
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Flight Safety International
Beechcraft King Air A90 #N2EP
A/C crashed and burned while trying to land near a runway at Bob Sikes Airport, where a wheel was found and then skidded
100 yards before stopping upside down, during a training flight from Ft. Rucker. |
01 DEC 89
 |
CW4 Gaylord M. Bishop [P]
CW4 Howard E. Morton [CP]
SPC Peter Rivera-Santos [C]
PFC Mark C. Elkins [C]
CIV Ronald N. Whiteley Jr |
Maryland |
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INSCOM
CASA-212 #88-0320 (N296CA)
A/C crash occurred shortly before preparing to land at Patuxent River NAS. The crew had been conducting tests of tracking
equipment during the short flight from Davison AAF at Ft Belvoir. A/C crashed and sank into the water about 50 yds off
shore, in 45' deep water. Reportedly, A/C crashed because the flight crew inadvertently selected "beta range"
on the propellers at 800', stalled and crashed into the river. |
16 DEC 88 |
CWO James L. Pearson [P] |
Georgia |
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A/151 MI (GA ARNG)
OV-1D
A/C crashed in a wooded area of Cherokee County about two miles west of Interstate 75 shortly after takeoff from Dobbins
AFB. |
23 DEC 87 |
CIV William T. Lamb [P]
CIV Terry M. Miller
CIV Ferrell V. Walker |
Oklahoma |
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T-42
A/C crashed while on a routine maintenance test flight 4 miles south of Cache. The plane had taken off from Fort Sill's
Henry Post Airfield. The three civilians worked for Doss Aviation. |
24 MAY 87
|
WO Mark T. Beggs [P]
PFC Joseph W. Price [TO] |
Florida |
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158 MI (GA ARNG)
OV-1C #60-3749
A/C was practicing ways to stop drug smugglers when one of the plane's two turboprop engines exploded. Within seconds,
the plane flipped and crashed in water south of Miami in Elbow Cay. |
20 JAN 87 |
MAJ Michael G. Johnston [P]
DAC Carroll L. Baird [P]
BG David Stem |
Missouri |
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Anniston Army Depot AVN DIV
U-21A #67-18061
Mid-air with Sachs Electric Co. Piper PA-31 at 7,000' MSL over the Lake City Army Ammunition Plant in Independence while
enroute to Ft. Leavenworth. There were 3 fatalities on the civilian aircraft. |
22 SEP 86 |
CWO Robert L. Collins [P]
1 other killed |
Arizona |
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RG-8A
A/C crashed on private property SW of the Bisbee-Douglas International Airport during a training mission from Ft.
Huachuca. |
24 APR 86 |
CW3 Peter G. Petersen [P] |
California |
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L-13
A/C crashed during training at Edwards AFB. |
12 DEC 85 |
PFC Mark E. Abrams
PFC Herbert D. Alexander
SSG Steven A. Andreoff
SPC Danell Andrews
SPC Ivan R. Aponte
PV2 Stuart N. Arrowood
SPC Roger D. Arvin
1LT Luis A. Avillan
SPC Bobby L. Banks
SPC Daniel M. Barber
PFC Eric J. Bauman
PV2 Edward M. Beer
SPC Wyatt D. Benson
PFC Sammy D. Bittle
CSM Hasland O. Black
PFC Paul J. Bostwick
SGT John P. Bowen
CW3 Robert Bowen
SPC John T. Bradley Jr
SPC Steven J. Bradshaw
PFC Darrin P. Brady
SGT Charles F. Brancato
SPC Tony L. Brasfield
PV2 William R. Brilya
SPC George A. Britt
PFC Johnny L. Brown
PV2 Gregory A. Buchanan
SPC James D. Burdette
PFC David A. Bury
PV2 Trevor Campbell
PFC Gregory T. Carter
SGT Mark E. Carter
CPT Troy G. Carter
PV1 Dennis Cartwright
PVT Phillip R. Caudill
PFC Garett R. Chaddock
SPC Stephen R. Colby
PFC Bobby L. Coleman
SGT Miguel A. Cordero
PFC Orlando F. Council Jr
PFC Michael E. Craig
PV2 Paul M. Crawford
SPC Francisco Cruz-Salgado
PFC Troy R. Cupples
PFC Walter G. Daniels
SPC Thomas Danielson
SGT James A. Davis
SPC Jimmy D. Davis
SSG Thomas E. Davis
PFC Herbert R. Deckman
CPL Joseph L. Diventura
SPC Thomas D. Dixon
SSG James F. Duckworth
SGT Brian L. Dumpert
SGT Brian E. Easley
CPT Michael C. Eastman
CPT Kyle L. Edmonds
SPC Christopher Englebert
SGT James A. Ferguson
SPC Mark W. Ferguson
PV2 Kevin F. Fink
SPC David Fitch
CPL Thomas J. Foskey
CPL Paul K. Fuller
SGT Kevin A. Gantzer
SPC Anthony L. Gayton
PFC Scott W. Gerdes
SGT Gary L. Givens
SFC David L. Godsey
SPC Michael J. Gonzales
PFC Roberto Gonzalez
PV2 Joseph W. Goree
SPC Kelly O. Graham
SPC Thomas L. Graham
SSG Douglas F. Grala
SPC Christopher Gray
PFC Richardo Guerra
CPT Brian D. Haller
PFC William W. Hansen III
PV1 Chester D. Hardeman
CW3 Benny J. Harden
PFC Brian D. Harris
2LT Robert B. Hart
PV1 Mark S. Hassing
SPC Reginald Haugsdahl
PV1 David W. Heidecker
SGT Paul C. Hemingway
PV2 Joe W. Highfill
PFC Thomas T. Hileman
SPC Donald E. Hobbs
PFC Kevin S. Hobbs
SSG Jerry W. Holliman
SPC Robert S. Hoyer
SPC Charles W. Hughes
SSG Frank J. Hughes
PFC Jeffrey D. Hull
CPL Herbert G. Ivy
PV1 Adrian D. Jackson
LTC Marvin A. Jeffcoat
SSG Donny K. Jennings
SPC Todd M. Jennings
PV1 Jerrin A. Johnson
SSG Ravon L. Johnson
SGT Joseph A. Jones
PV2 David A. Jordan
SPC Robert S. Kaplin
SGT Ibrahim Karadsheh
SPC Jeff S. Kee
SGT Timothy L. Kidd
PFC Jerry J. King
CPT Robert M. King
SSG Thomas J. Kirby
PFC Bruce E. Kiser
1LT John K. Kosh
SSG Mark R. Kubic
SPC John M. Kuehn
SPC Randall A. Lane
MAJ Michael R. Lawrence
SGT Donald G. Lineberry
PFC William M. Lloyd
1LT Paul D. Long
SPC David C. Lundgren
PFC Benjamin R. Lynch
SGT Paul A. McArdle
1LT Joey McCarty
SPC Christine M. McCleery
1SG Robert F. McCook
2LT J. Scott McCormick
SPC Calvin McWhite
SSG Jerry W. Malone
CPT Edward J. Manion
PV2 Thomas L. Martin
PV2 Donald L. Mathis
SGT Ronald C. Mayhew
CW2 Dirk A. Miller
SGT Larry G. Miller
SSG Richard D. Miller
SPC Timothy E. Miller
SGT John M. Millett
SGT James A. Mollett
SSG Samuel T. Moore Jr
PFC Lindale Morgan
SPC Steven W. Mullins
SGT Michael Murray
SPC Michael A. Napier
SFC Joseph A. Nartia
SFC Donald C. Nelson
PV2 Kenneth J. Nelson
SSG Steven R. Nelson
SGT Richard S. Nichols
PFC Michael T. Nolan
SGT Francisco Ocasio Jr
PFC Robert L. Olson
PVT Gregory A. Owens
SPC Gary W. Padgett
PFC Theodore L. Pafford
SGT Jeffrey R. Palmisano
CW3 Rudy Parris
SGT Thomas F. Parsons
PV2 Vickie S. Perry
SPC Terry R. Pevey
PV2 Alvin Phillips
SGT James D. Phillips Jr
1LT Barry C. Powell
SPC Raimo K. Puntanen Jr
SPC Michael R. Rahr
CPT Terry L. Rains
PFC David L. Rawls
Patrick S. Reasbeck
PVT Melvin W. Reed
SSG Jessey T. Reynolds
PFC Gregory W. Richardson
PFC Richard D. Rimiller
SPC Bobby E. Roberts
SSG Wilbur G. Roberts Jr
SGT Vergil L. Robertson Jr
SGT Thomas E. Robinson Jr
PFC Ronald C. Russell
SPC Ray A. Ruth
SPC Ricky A. Schmoyer
SGT Peter E. Schremp
PFC Keith M. Schultz
SPC Gary L. Scott
PFC Blanchard T. Searcy
SSG Ronald W. Sears
PFC Frederic C. Seitz
SSG Timothy D. Sellner
PV2 Ernest W. Serna
SPC Michael D. Shipley
PFC James E. Shook
PFC Robert D. Shultz
SPC Carl N. Simmons
SPC George H. Simmons
SGT Earl Singleton
SPC Matthew S. Sloan
PV2 Clinton D. Smith
SFC Rex V. Smith
SPC Scott J. Smith
PFC Thomas E. Smith
PVT Mark Spearman
SPC James M. Spears
SPC Michael S. Stack
PFC David C. Staten
PFC Alexander W. Stearn
SPC Dane Stephens
2LT Kip L. Stevens
SGT Randy S. Stewart
CW2 Earl C. Stone
PFC Gary L. Straub
SPC Richard Stringer
PV2 Scott A. Stritch
SGT Randall K. Thomas
SPC Robert F. Thomas
SGT Danny C. Thompson
SPC Scott B. Thompson
SGT Christopher G. Thornton
SGT Theodore Travis
PV2 Thomas N. Tucker
SSG Vincent L. Turner
PFC Steven C. Venneri
PFC Wayne Vinson
SPC Gregory Walker
SPC Guy W. Walker
PFC Brian E. Wallace
PFC Mark E. Wallace
SFC Abraham Ward
SFC Thomas E. West
PFC John C. Wester
SPC Frank C. Wheeler
SSG Emery S. White III
SPC Michael L. Whiteman
SSG Darnell Wilburn
PV2 Franklin R. Wilkins
SPC Rodger L. Wilson
SSG James A. Winston
SPC James H. Williamson
SGT Richard N. Willingham
SPC Theodore M. Wisson
1LT John B. Witmer
SGT Kevin M. Witt
SGT Robert N. Wolford III
SSG Lawrence A. Wood
SGT William L. Wooliver
SPC Virginia R. Word
SPC John R. Wright
PFC Robert Wyn
PFC Cary T. Yeargan
SPC Cathleen M. Ziegler |
Newfoundland |
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101 ABN
DC-8
A/C crashed near Gander. |
13 JUL 85 |
CW4 Phillip A. Parrish II [IP]
3 ground injuries |
Georgia |
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158 MI (GA ARNG)
OV-1C #61-2686
During a check ride and approx 200' AGL, IP cut #1 engine, however due to the temp and DA the A/C would not respond
and began to roll inverted. Pilot ejected on command (using the lower handle) as the A/C rolled through 90 deg. At the
same time that pilot pulled his handle, IP pulled the upper handle on his seat. However the delay from the upper
handle allowed the A/C to roll completely inverted at the time of IP's ejection. A/C crashed approx. 1 mile from
Winder-Barrow airport runway at 1238 hours. |
12 DEC 84 |
CW3 Richard N. Blunt [P]
CWO John Hensley [CP]
LTC James E. Palmer
MSG William Reeves |
Virginia |
|
U-21A #67-18062
Twin-engine plane from Ft. Bragg crashed and exploded 500' from the airstrip in dense blanket of fog near Davison
AAF at Ft. Belvoir. |
20 OCT 83 |
CW2 James Q. Tyner Jr [P]
CIV John R. Bailey
MAJ David M. Bishop |
Georgia |
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81 ARCOM
U-8F
A/C crashed and exploded while on a training flight near Hiram. |
15 NOV 82 |
CWO Hugh A. Lammons [P]
CIV John D. Ottomeyer [OB] |
California |
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USAAEF
OV-1C
#68-15948
A/C was undergoing dynamic and static spin testing to determine what effect the SLAR boom had on the A/C. A/C went
inverted after a commanded "throttle chop" on the left engine. A/C entered a spin and, too low to recover, crew tried
to eject. A/C impacted inverted, right wing first. |
28 OCT 81 |
CW2 Thiel [P]
SP5 Brown [OB] |
Germany |
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73 AVN
OV-1D
#69-17003
Crashed near Meilbrueck. |
14 JAN 81
|
CW3 Sandy L. Oliphant [P]
SSG Meadows [OB] |
Texas |
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B/15 MI
OV-1C
#68-15935
A/C crashed and burned near Lampasas during a test flight from Ft Hood. The INS had stretched a wire/pulled a pin at
a computer connector and the pin relocked. |
27 FEB 80 |
CW4 Randall [P]
SGT Seeley [OB] |
Arizona |
|
OV-1D
#69-16999
No details. |
05 APR 79 |
CWO Donald Monk [P]
CW3 Michael L. Mooring [OB] |
California |
|
OV-1D
#69-17000
Conducting a test at China Lake when their A/C went into a high speed stall. They were very low to the ground and both
were killed. |
29 JUL 78 |
CPT McClendan [P]
SFC Conquest [OB] |
Alaska |
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172 MIDAS
OV-1C
#67-18917
No details. |
13 JUL 78
 |
Ivan B. King [P]
Dennis J. Gabriel [P]
CPT Walter C. McCleskey
1 other killed
1 injured |
North Carolina |
|
Army Institute for Military Assistance
Otter
A/C crashed in a cornfield during an Army training exercise near Fort Bragg after hitting a tree on an unlit airstrip. |
12 FEB 78 |
CWO William H. Brannan [P]
SP5 Lawson O. Bittaker [OB] |
Georgia |
|
GA ARNG
OV-1
A/C crashed and burst into flames in the woods near Dobbins AFB while on a technical surveillance mission. |
20 JAN 78 |
MAJ Paul Schulde
4 others killed |
Turkey |
|
U-21F
A/C crashed near the Black Sea coast on a snow-covered mountain top near Sinop on a return flight from Istanbul. |
05 NOV 77
|
CW3 James W. Smith [PC]
CWO Jack D. Carpenter [CP]
1LT Robert Anderson
LTC Edward Halbert
MSG Orin D. Steinolfson |
Kansas |
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U-8G
A/C crashed in a wheat field near Grandview Plaza after experiencing engine trouble and was attempting to circle back to
Marshall AAF at Ft. Riley. |
14 JUL 77
|
MAJ James E. Jones
1 injured |
Kentucky |
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A/C crashed near Vine Grove while flying from Elizabethtown to Ft. Knox after developing engine trouble. |
05 MAY 77 |
COL Paul G. Lewis
CWO Franklin D. Davis |
Michigan |
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IN ARNG
U-8
A/C crashed in a rural area in southern Michigan at approx 1610 hours after catching fire in midair and plunged into
a field about 1/2 mile N of Volinia. |
10 FEB 77
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CPT Donald W. Deeter [P]
CWO Ralph G. Battle [P]
SP4 Paul E. Jones [CE]
LTC William I. Barrett Jr
LTC John S. Edge
MAJ James W. Nelson
MAJ Melvin J. Swiney |
Alaska |
|
U-21A
A/C disappeared near Cook Inlet while enroute from Elmendorf to King Salmon. Pilot was checking out the co-pilot as the
copilot was new in Alaska. Tapes indicate the crew attempted to contact Anchorage Center for a higher altitude; however,
they apparently did not climb to a higher altitude prior to reaching a crossing altitude. A/C was in complete IMC
conditions. Nothing was found of the occupants, nor of the aircraft despite a massive search conducted by aircraft,
mountain climbers, and intelligence aircraft. |
27 MAY 76 |
LTC William R. Horton [P]
CPT Michael A. Hawley
PFC Alan C. Schardijn |
California |
|
T-42A
A/C crashed into a ridge 18 miles SW of Bishop while on a flight from Edwards AFB and were enroute to Fresno. |
17 MAR 76 |
2LT Lyle S. Pinson [P]
CW2 James L. Crowe |
Arizona |
|
159 MI (GA ARNG)
OV-1C #60-3761
A/C crashed at Ft. Huachuca while on a MTF and an Annual Instrument Renewal check ride. Crew members sustained fatal
injuries, one by crash forces and the other ejecting outside the safe envelope for ejection. |
11 DEC 75 |
CPT Robert E. Brannan
CPT Henry J. Dirska
SSG Danny M. Hobbs |
Oklahoma |
|
A/C crashed while attempting to land for a fuel stop at the Gage Airport. |
26 APR 75
|
CWO Larry L. Kniep
CW2 Richard W. Littell
SP4 Norman L. Banks
MSG Jackie D. Freeman
LTC Alton R. Kieschnick |
Texas |
|
U-21A
A/C crashed 1/2 mile E of the Ft. Stockton airport after losing power in the left engine, rolled inverted and crashed
into a parked Army tractor-trailer truck, while enroute to Ft. Hood from El Paso and the Operation Gallant Shield
exercises. |
1975 |
3 killed |
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U-8D
No details. |
22 FEB 74 |
MAJ Frederick D. Daniloff [P]
CPT Kenneth E. Schrantz |
Alabama |
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OV-1D
A/C crashed on test flight from Ft. Rucker. |
06 DEC 73 |
MAJ Billy H. Hook [P]
1LT Robert R. Rankin [OB] |
Germany |
|
73 MI
OV-1D
#69-17013
A/C exploded and crashed in a field at approx 1800 hours during a training flight near Aschaffenburg. |
13 JUL 73 |
CW2 David A. Wissler [P]
SP4 Gary D. Summers [OB] |
Germany |
|
73 AVN
OV-1D
#69-17014
A/C crashed at approx 1520 hours near Baumholder AAF. |
08 MAR 73 |
CWO Richard A. Del Conte [P]
PFC Paul D. Albritton
SSG Joseph C. Barbarick
SGT Michael G. Buckley
SSG Bartley L. Bullington
SSG Cecil E. Davis
SSG Raymond C. Kinser Jr
SGT Edward M. Parrish
CWO Rodney H. Pease
SSG Joseph B. Pelier
SSG James F. Rice
SP5 Michael D. Wasley
SGT Francis P. Welch
SSG Robert T. Wolfe |
North Carolina |
|
Golden Knights
EC-47
A plane carrying members of the Army's famed Golden Knights parachute team to a Kansas performance exploded and crashed
in a muddy cornfield near Silk Hope. |
15 NOV 72 |
CWO Don Andrews [P]
SP6 James T. Baszl [C]
SP4 David R. Carlisle [C] |
Illinois |
|
Small military plane from Ft. Sheridan crashed in a field north of Zion while on a test flight. |
24 MAY 72 |
CW3 Norman D. McGowen Sr [P]
1LT Furman W. Massingale [P] |
North Carolina |
|
182 AVN
OV-1
A/C crashed 1.4 miles E of Piney Green, about 28 miles SE of Fort Bragg. |
12 FEB 72
|
CWO Lawrence J. Screptock [P]
LTC Joseph Burke
COL L.M. Conger
3 injured |
Georgia |
|
3 ARMY HQ
U-8
Army version of a Queen Air crashed and burned while on VOR approach to runway 8 at Fulton County Airport in
marginal weather. |
1972 |
5 killed |
Alaska |
|
Twin-engine plane crashed on Mt. Ilianna. |
24 FEB 71 |
MAJ William Hastings [P] |
California |
|
USAR
Twin-engine plane crashed and burned in the moutains NE of Redding near Little Valley on the Lassen-Shasta county
line while on a routine training flight from Presidio's Crissy Field to Reno. |
19 FEB 71 |
SP4 Matthew J. Nonnenmacher |
Germany |
|
Plane crashed while on military duty. |
29 OCT 70 |
CW2 Paul R. Burt [P]
CW3 Maynard V. Reisinger [P]
MG Edwin H. Burba
1 injured |
West Virginia |
|
U-8
A/C crashed while attempting to land at night on instrument approach in heavy rain at Tri-State Airport near Huntington
killing the deputy commander of the 1st Army and two Army pilots. Investigation revealed fuel starvation caused by the
improper selection of fuel transfer. |
03 SEP 70 |
CPT Raymond E. McBride [P]
1LT Clarence L. Cossey [OB] |
Washington |
|
184 MI
OV-1C
#67-18928
A/C crashed on a mud flat near Grays Harbor while on a surveillance training flight. |
07 JUL 70 |
CPT Wayne L. Clement [P]
PVT Martin J. Geisen [OB] |
Arizona |
|
Combat Surveillance & Electronic Warfare School
OV-1C
#68-15949
Pilot radioed to Libby AAF at 2240 hours that the A/C was losing power and could not maintain altitude. A/C was later
found crashed near St. David |
27 JUN 70 |
MAJ Gerry B. Holliday [P]
CPT James E. Echols III
SP4 Stephen P. Kline |
Alaska |
|
A/C crashed near Northway, close to the Alaska-Canada border on a flight from Ft. Wainwright. Wreckage was found 18JUL70. |
08 MAY 70 |
CPT Richard K. Roberts [P]
SFC Ted C. Sommerville |
Germany |
|
HQ BTRY
A/C crashed when their light observation acft crashed near Ansbach flying from Goeppingen. Pilot was evidently trying to
make an emergency landing on a narrow road when A/C flipped over. |
08 FEB 70 |
CWO Paul D. Jolly Jr [P] |
Washington |
|
Mid-air collision between two single engine planes south of Snohomish Airport. |
06 AUG 69 |
CPT Jerry Vick [P]
CIV Paul Martin
CIV Doug Pierson |
Washington |
|
A/C crashed in rugged land 5 miles N of Lake Cushman while conducting an aerial wildlife survey. The two civilians were
with the State Game Department and the US Fish and Wildlife Service. |
27 JUN 69 |
CPT Gerald E. Bedford
CPT William R. Bryan
1LT Michael C. Straus
CIV Stanley G. Magness |
Maryland |
|
U-8
A/C twin-engine plane bound for Ft. Belvoir crashed in Charles County at 0630 hours in a wooded area 2 miles E of Pomonkey
while making an approach to Davison AAF. |
11 MAY 69 |
CPT Ronald B. Barlow
CPT Claude R. Grover
DAC John F. Irwin
2 injured |
Germany |
 |
U-6A
A/C crashed on Koenigstuhl Mountain near Heidelberg enroute to Grafenwoehr. |
18 APR 69 |
CPT Ralph W. Baker
1LT Joel R. Graft
1 injured |
Arkansas |
|
T-41
A/C crashed south of Booneville while on a training flight from Ft. Rucker to Tulsa, OK. |
11 APR 69 |
LTC Miles W. Bowen
4 others killed |
Venezuela |
|
US Embassy based
Grumman
A/C crashed while landing at San Antonio de Tachira airport near the Colombian border enroute to Maracaibo. Reports
state the plane took off from Caracas and turned around minutes into the flight, lost height rapidly, flew very low
over the roof of an airport building and crashed 110 yds short of the airport. |
27 FEB 69 |
MAJ Edward G. Haislop [P]
MG John S. Hughes
2 injured |
Italy |
|
U-8
A/C lost power, hit a cable supporting a billboard sign and crashed about 350 yds from the end of the runway on
takeoff from Milan airport enroute to Pias. MG Hughes was the commanding general of USAREUR's Southern European Task
Force. |
14 FEB 69 |
CPT Frank P. Heyman [P] |
North Carolina |
|
Light plane crashed in a mountain gorge near Linville. |
06 FEB 69 |
CWO Frank M. Thomas
MAJ James A. Weatherman
P injured |
Pennsylvania |
|
U-9
A/C crashed in a clump of trees on the Hob Nob Hill Farm in Forks Township while on a training flight from Lakehurst, NJ. |
03 APR 68 |
2LT Robert R. Smith [P]
Student pilot killed |
Alabama |
 |
O-1
A/C crashed and burned in an open field near Opp while on a training flight from Ft. Rucker. |
31 MAR 68 |
MAJ John J. Ahern [P] |
Japan |
|
Plane crashed near Hsinchu, 35 miles NW Taipei. |
12 OCT 67 |
MAJ Robert P. Plamondon [P]
MAJ Robert L. Jenkins [P] |
Italy |
|
122 AVN
OV-1
A/C crashed near Bologna while flying from Hanau, Germany to Verona, Italy. |
10 OCT 67 |
CW2 Warren L. Johnson [P]
CW3 William J. Francis [P]
SP6 Roger C. Fultz
CPT James P. Perry
CPT Dennis Wrobleski |
Virginia |
|
U-6
A/C from Ft. Eustis went down in the Potomac River off Coles Point, about 20 miles from the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay. |
20 DEC 66 |
CPT Louis D. Easterday [P]
CWO Daniel B. Vorce
1 injured |
Florida |
|
Twin engine plane crashed and burned shortly after takeoff from Marianna Airport while on a training flight from Ft.
Rucker. |
?? DEC 66 |
P killed |
Georgia |
|
L-19A
#51-12027
Mid-air collision at Ft. Stewart. |
15 MAR 66 |
CWO Robert T. Swanson [P]
Sherman Roew [IP] |
Alabama |
|
OV-1
A/C was practicing night landings near Ft. Rucker when A/C failed to gain sufficient altitude following a takeoff and
crashed near the end of the runway. |
12 DEC 65 |
CWO Joseph R. Mendes [P] |
Alaska |
 |
U-1A
A/C crashed in a steep valley in the Chugach Mtns 13 mi NE of Anchorage on a flight from Ft. Richardson. |
24 OCT 65 |
Frank Barone
WO1 Elmer L. Rhoads |
New Mexico |
|
L-19
A/C crashed and burned 35 miles SW of Farmington while searching for Pershing missile debris. |
25 AUG 65 |
CPT Gerald L. West [P]
LT James L. Reed [P] |
Oklahoma |
|
U-6
A/C crashed at Ft. Sill while practicing take-offs and landings near Landing Strip 15. |
11 AUG 65
|
MAJ Austin K. Veatch Jr [P]
CPT Richard D. Johnson [P] |
California |
 |
L-23
A/C crashed on the NW portion of Edwards AFB on a return flight from Yuma, AZ. |
07 AUG 65 |
CWO James L. Gray [P]
Dr. John R. Morrison (COL-ret) |
Minnesota |
 |
IA ARNG
A/C crashed and burned in a cornfield near Watkins while enroute from Camp Riley. |
04 JUN 65 |
CWO George W. Stocks [P] |
Alaska |
|
O-1A
A/C crashed and burned on landing at the post airstrip at 2320 hours after spraying insect repellent at Ft. Wainwright. |
31 OCT 64 |
SP6 Donald D. Baker
CPT Harley Barrick
CPT Richard M. Cannon
SP5 Michael J. Degeyter
CWO Lowell I. Farris
CPT Albert D. Summers |
Georgia |
 |
17 AVN
CV-2B
Mid-air collision during a training flight 18 miles S of Augusta during 11th Air Assault Division exercise (Air Assault
II). |
25 SEP 64 |
CPT Max L. Seyfreid [P]
CPT Barry Winkleman [P] |
Germany |
|
A/C crashed near Gramschatz. |
20 AUG 64
|
MAJ Richard F. Conner [P]
SGT David D. Johnston [CE] |
Peru |
 |
937 ENG CO (AVN)
U-1A
A/C was assigned to the Peru Project of the Inter-American Geodetic Service (IAGS) based in Lima. A PAF Allouette was
reported missing in the Rioja area in the NE part of Peru. The US Embassy requested IAGS aviation assistance for
the rescue effort. Crew volunteered to investigate a possible sighting near the Rioja emergency airstrip. A short time
later the A/C crashed into a jungle covered hill near the top, at 2,500' above the valley when the left wing tip
contacted the dry limb of a large tree. |
24 JUN 64 |
CPT Ronald F. Estes [P]
CWO Charles D. Martin [CP]
SP5 Charles J. Bilskie
1LT Robert G. Dassler
CWO Joseph J. Embrom
SP4 Brannon W. Mills
SP6 Robert W. Webster
22 injured |
South Carolina |
 |
11 AA
CV-2
A/C crashed while attempting a night takeoff from a cow pasture during Hawk Star I manuevers. |
24 MAY 64 |
2LT John R. Leeds [P]
SGT Dektin L. Teeter |
California |
|
82 AVN
L-19
A/C crashed 1 miles SW of Ivanpah while participating in Operation Desert Strike. |
07 NOV 63
|
1LT Eugene J. Taylor [P]
SP5 William F. Collins [OB] |
Germany |
 |
B/503 AVN
OV-1C #60-3738
A/C was returning to Hanau and flew down a valley and ran into reduced visibility, made a 180 degree turn to come back
out of the valley but entered into IFR conditions. A/C cleared hill top by 10' but ran directly into a grove of large
hardwood trees. A/C disintegrated as it went thru the trees. |
14 OCT 63 |
LTC Stephen L. Walters [P]
1LT Richard M. Montonati |
Utah |
|
O-1A
A/C crashed at Dugway Proving Grounds while on a routine security check of the fences. |
11 AUG 63 |
LT Ben Taliaferro
1 other killed |
South Carolina |
|
L-19
Army recon plane crashed near Greenwood during Operation Swift Strike III. |
09 AUG 63 |
1 killed
1 injured |
South Carolina |
|
2 AVN BN
OV-1C
#61-2725
Army plane apparently exploded in flight and crashed near Ware Shoals during Operation Swift Strike III. |
04 AUG 63 |
CPT Travis A. Moore [P]
CPT Kenneth J. Alves
CPT Gene A. Truit
CPT Joseph M. Davis
CPT Russell E. Cooper
MSG Marvin E. Morgan |
Korea |
 |
DET L, KMAG
L-20
Army plane crashed and burned on 4,700' Pangdae-San Mountain while on a routine training flight from Kangson-ni to
Pyongtaek. Wreckage was found 4,000' on the mountainside. |
30 JUL 63 |
MAJ John R. Beler [P]
CPT Henry F.C. Gebelt |
Pennsylvania |
|
US War College
L-23
A/C was practicing instrument landing approaches and collided with a private plane and crashed in a cornfield 1 miles W
of Allentown Municipal Golf Course. The civilian (Fred W. Turner) in the other plane was killed. |
01 FEB 63 |
CPT Aubrey R. Boswell [P] |
Korea |
|
13 TC
L-19
A/C crashed in a mountainous area some 20 miles N of Seoul while on a routine convoy control mission. |
17 NOV 62 |
CPT Robert L. Suaberan
1LT William O. Epting |
Virginia |
|
L-19
A/C crashed and burned on a small arms range approx 1/4 mile S of the Ft. Lee airfield at approx 1209 hours while
enroute to Richmond to pick up another aircraft and ferry it back. |
12 JUL 62 |
CPT Ronald W. Anderson [P]
SP5 John A. Evans [CE] |
Germany |
|
503 AVN
OV-1
Army light plane crashed after takeoff near Grafenwoehr. The accident investigation determined the cause of the crash
was an inboard aileron failure. |
08 MAY 62 |
1LT William D. Shaw [P]
1 injured |
Louisiana |
 |
49 AD
L-19
A/C crashed while on a flight as part of training exercise Iron Dragoon at Ft. Polk. |
09 APR 62 |
CPT Billy L. Hill [IP]
1 other killed |
Florida |
|
AO-1
#60-3749?
A/C crashed near the Malone Airport during approach to landing. |
15 MAR 62 |
1LT Joseph Ondi
1LT Gerald J. Peden |
North Carolina |
|
L-19
A/C crashed and burned at a small airstrip near Camp Mackall on Ft. Bragg. |
27 JAN 62 |
MAJ Donald A. Carder [P]
LTC Walter R. Johnson
CPT Daniel L. Knotts
CP & CE injured |
Iran |
|
US Military Advisory Grp
U-1A
#55-3317
A/C crashed in the Zagros Mountains SW of Tehran. Initial contact was made along a narrow ridge-line at the 12,500'
level, causing stoppage of the engine and the left wing began to separate from the A/C. A/C became airborne again as
the ground fell away from where it had impacted and struck the ground again further on and came to rest, inverted on
its back in deep snow. Victims died of exposure because rescue attempts were hampered by bad wx. |
24 SEP 61 |
CPT John E. Mackel [P] (USAF)
SGT Robert Turner
SGT John Lesso (USAF)
12 injured |
North Carolina |
|
C-123
An estimated 100,000 air show spectators watched in horror today as a plane carrying the Army's famed sky divers aloft
crashed and burned on takeoff in Wilmington. |
20 JUN 61 |
1LT William G. Martin [P]
1 injured |
Colorado |
|
16 SKY CAV
L-19
A/C crashed near 11 miles SW of Salida while on a training flight from Ft. Carson. |
24 MAY 61 |
18 killed
4 injured |
Washington |
|
C-124
A/C crashed and burst into flames minutes after taking off from McChord Field. |
05 APR 61 |
1LT James R. Jensen [P]
MAJ Harrison Perry |
Tennessee |
|
L-19
A/C crashed and burned 600 yds from the top of Holston Mountain on a flight from Ft. Knox to Simmons AFB. |
26 FEB 61 |
1LT Enrique Mata [P]
SGT Robert Modrow |
Washington |
|
A/C crashed after colliding with another Army plane taking off from Ft. Lewis. Plane taking off was able to land safely. |
22 FEB 61 |
LT Sammy H. Cardwell [P] |
Okinawa |
|
A/C crashed near Okinawa on a routine training mission. |
27 DEC 60 |
1LT Donald G. Bales [P] |
Tennessee |
|
L-20
A/C crashed on Holston Mountain while on a training flight from New Mexico to Virginia. |
21 NOV 60 |
DAC Levi W. Boyce
CIV Robert M. Carman
P killed
2 Turks killed |
Turkey |
|
L-23
A/C crashed and burst into flames near Kuseli while enroute to eastern Turkey. |
30 SEP 60
|
CWO Richard K. Brown [P]
CWO Kenneth Kiester [P]
SP5 Donald E. Peterman
LT Robert L. Fisher
MG Carl F. Fritzsche
BG Thomas H. Hayes |
California |
|
U-1
#81693
A/C crashed in the fogshrouded hills near Oakland hitting a 250,000 gallon East Bay MUD water tank killing Ft. Ord
Training Center commander and his deputy enroute to the Army-California football game. |
11 AUG 60
|
1LT Glen R. Judd [P] |
Germany |
|
L-19
A/C crashed and burned near Stuttgart after striking a tree in fog while on the Grafenwoehr training area. |
11 JUL 60 |
CPT Attilio J. Tamborini [P]
LTC Harry C. Barnes
MAJ Sidney L. David
MAJ Frank J. Gabriel Jr
CPT Manuel V. Beasil
MAJ C.W. Gilpatrick |
Panama |
|
ARMY AVN DET
L-20
A/C crashed in the Panama Canal 1 mile west of Balboa while on a routine flight across the Isthmus. |
30 JAN 60 |
1LT Dudley G. Roe III [P] |
Maryland |
 |
29 AVN (MD ARNG)
L-19
A/C crashed and burned on a standard tactical mission with another light guard plane. A/C apparently was caught in a
downdraft as it came in low over a wooded area and crashed in a barley field near US 213 approx 2 miles S of Church Hill. |
04 JAN 60
|
1LT Walter Jefferson Jr [P]
SP4 William C. Riley
9 PAXs missing |
Libya |
|
329 ENG
U-1A
A/C flying in a flight of four from Wheelus AFB in Tripoli enroute to Bengasi crashed in the Mediterranean Sea during a
storm. |
13 OCT 59 |
1LT Richard R. Scott [IP]
2LT John N. Combs
2LT Gerald D. Cyrus
2LT James M. Chamness |
Texas |
|
L-20
A/C was on a cross-country instrument training flight out of Ft. Rucker and was enroute from Dyess AFB to Ft. Sam
Houston when it crashed near Boerne during a rain and windstorm. |
28 JUL 59 |
2LT William A. Hunt |
Alabama |
|
Mid-air collision of two Army training planes at Ft. Rucker. |
08 MAY 59 |
1LT Robert H. Delaney [P] |
Texas |
 |
502 AVN
L-19 #15083
A/C crashed at approx 2300 hours on a training flight just off Hwy 281, south of the Guadalupe River enroute back to
Ft. Hood. |
16 APR 59 |
CPT Warren E. Bolich [P]
1 injured |
Missouri |
|
A/C struck a tree while landing and crashed 100' short of the runway at Hornersville airport.
They were enroute from Ft. Riley to Ft. Rucker. |
21 MAR 59 |
CPT Charles Nelson [P]
CPT Charles F. Ward [IP] |
Germany |
 |
7 ARMY AVN SEC
Light Army plane crashed near Stuttgart while conducting an instrument flight examination. |
16 MAR 59
|
2LT Donald E. Porter [P] |
Texas |
|
L-19
Plane developed engine trouble and crashed attempting emergency landing near Junction. |
12 JAN 59 |
CPT Wade L. Shankle Jr [P]
PVT John A. Ardussi |
Washington |
|
31 ARTY BDE
A/C crashed in the wilds of North Central Washington about 25 miles SW of Twisp on a flight from Ellensburg to McChord
AFB. |
17 AUG 58 |
CPT Lloyd Davenport [P]
1 injured |
Pennsylvania |
 |
250 TANK BN (NJ ARNG)
Single-engine plane plunged into the Delaware River after stalled making a turn and spun out of control near Easton while
on a training flight from Phillipsburg, NJ. |
22 JUL 58 |
1LT Charles E. Guess [P] |
California |
|
L-19
A/C crashed at 10,000' level of the White Mountains 13 miles NE of Bishop while on a flight to Winnemucca, NV. The
wreckage was found 28SEP59 by a deer hunter. |
16 JUL 58 |
1LT Edward M. Pringle [P]
SSG John L. Brown [C] |
Arizona |
|
L-19
A/C crashed and burned in Garden Canyon during a training flight from Ft. Huachuca. *First recorded fatal air crash at
Ft. Huachuca. |
06 JUL 58
|
CPT Joseph E. Allinder [P] |
Maryland |
|
L-23D
Twin-engine liason plane crashed on a wooded knoll near Upper Marlboro during a during a blinding thunderstorm
apparently had lost the use of his radio and was attempting an emergency landing in a tobacco field. |
16 APR 58 |
2LT Donald E. Porter [P] |
Texas |
|
L-19
A/C crashed near Junction while attempting emergency landing due to engine problems. |
07 APR 58 |
LT Robert J. Pratz [P] |
Alabama |
|
Mid-air crash between two light planes at Ft. Rucker and plunged into Lake Tholocco. |
DAC Ernest K. Holzapfel [IP] |
02 OCT 57 |
CPT Eual A. Cathey [P]
COL Emery E. Hyde
LTC Clinton G. Merrill
COL David M. Perkins* |
Vermont |
|
L-20
A/C crashed on Lookout Mountain while on a flight from Governor's Island, NY and Burlington. *COL Perkins died 3 days
after crash of dehydration. Crash site was not located for 9 days. |
18 SEP 57 |
1LT R.E. Wright [P] |
Texas |
|
2 FA BN
L-19
A/C crashed near Jacksonville at approx 0330 hours on a flight from Ft. Polk to Ft. Sill. |
19 AUG 57
|
CPT Dewey H. Smithe [P]
CPT James W. Hancock [P] |
Germany |
|
L-23
A/C crew nosedived their crippled twin-engine plane to flaming death in a courtyard to avoid crashing into a factory
crowded with workers. |
12 JUN 57 |
1LT David Nurnberger [P]
2LT Thomas W. Speedy |
Idaho |
 |
148 AFA (ID ARNG)
A/C crashed and burned in a wheat field about 13 miles SE of Twin Falls near the town of Hansen while on annual Guard
training manuevers at Gowan Field. |
22 MAY 57 |
1LT Donald D. Reed [P] (USAF)
MAJ Albert H. Pyles
MAJ Louis Montoya (USAF)
1LT Roy R. Hanson (USAF) |
Germany |
|
L-20
A/C crashed in the Black Forest. |
11 APR 57 |
1LT George F. Sotomayer [P]
1 injured |
Louisiana |
|
Light Army plane crashed and burned at Ft. Polk. |
30 JAN 57 |
CPT Clifford D. Tresidder [P]
1LT Richard B. Collett [CP]
1 injured |
Massachusetts |
|
4 RCT
L-20
A/C crashed through pine trees and landed in flames about a 1.5 miles from Devens Airport after returning from a field
exercise where the aircraft dropped parachutes simulating a supply drop. |
21 JAN 57 |
1LT Robert N. Magnuson
1 other killed |
Alaska |
|
L-19
A/C crashed on the Tanana River 1 1/2 miles SE of the Fairbanks International Airport. |
06 NOV 56 |
MAJ Thomas S. Rankin [P] |
Japan |
|
Light twin-engine plane crashed on takeoff at the U.S. Far East Army HQ near Yokohama. Pilot died 3
days later of injuries. |
27 OCT 56 |
1LT Darrell H. Mills
1LT John Marschitz |
Texas |
|
L-21
A/C crashed in Cowhide Creek on the Ft. Hood reservation. |
10 MAR 56
|
2 killed
2 injured |
Wisconsin |
 |
IL ARNG
A/C crashed during a blinding snowstorm on a farm, 10 miles S of Sparta shortly after leaving Camp McCoy. |
14 FEB 56 |
CIV William Ferderber [P]
MAJ Aaron G. Atkisson
CPT James P. Dowling
CPT Louis E. Durand |
Canada |
|
14 AVN
U-1A
A/C lost its left wing, plunged 5000', and crashed during training at the DeHaviland factory near Toronto prior to
accepting a new aircraft to ferry back to Ft. Riley. |
27 JAN 56 |
BG John R. Noyes
3 injured |
Alaska |
|
AK ARNG
A/C crashed in moutainside. Gen. Noyes died 4 days later of injuries. |
07 NOV 55
|
2LT Harold S. Salvage [P]
3 Polish PAXs |
Korea |
|
L-20
A/C crashed caused by snow flurries and low visibility 30 miles N of Kusan enroute to Kimpo airbase. The Polish
PAXs were members oŁ the Neutral Nations Truce Supervisory Commission. |
21 AUG 55 |
P killed |
Germany |
|
Light plane crashed 35 miles E of Frankfurt. |
25 JUN 55 |
CPT Roy F. Moullen
1LT Malcolm J. Stokes |
Austria |
|
L-19A
#51-7414
A/C crashed in the Danube Canal shortly after takeoff. |
23 MAR 55 |
1LT James W. Walker [P]
1 injured |
Texas |
|
A/C crashed near Coleman airport after running out of fuel while on a flight from Ft. Sill. |
19 JAN 55
 |
2 killed |
Korea |
|
L-20
A/C was shot down by North Korean fire over the Korean DMZ. |
28 DEC 54 |
CPT John A. Hayes [P]
1 other killed |
Austria |
|
L-19
A/C crashed on an instrument testing flight 10 miles outside of Linz. |
08 NOV 54 |
1 killed |
Germany |
|
L-19
567 FA
A/C crashed near Frickenhofen while enroute from Schwaebisch Hall to Schwaebish Gmuend. |
06 OCT 54 |
4 killed |
North Carolina |
|
C-119
A/C crashed and burned on Ft. Bragg. |
12 SEP 54 |
4 killed |
Texas |
|
T-28
Mid-air collision with a private plane near the Tarrant-Dallas county line. |
06 JAN 54 |
CPT Harvey J. Collins [P] |
Oklahoma |
|
L-19
Army officer disappeared after he wrecked a training plane in an apparent suicide crash from Ft. Sill. |
29 SEP 53 |
SGT William Root [P] |
Arizona |
|
A/C crashed into the corner of a house in NW Phoenix and burst into flames while enroute to Camp Cook. |
10 AUG 53 |
1LT James R. Knighton [P]
CPL Howard Sweeney Jr [CE]
LTC John R. Richmond |
Alabama |
|
L-23
A/C crashed shortly after takeoff 12 miles SE of Ft. Benning bound for Pope AFB. |
05 JUN 53
|
1LT John W. Arms (USAF)
1LT Roger L. Buxman [OB] |
Korea |
 |
6148 TCS
LT-6G #49-3548
A/C hit by heavy ground fire, reports that one crewman taken prisoner. |
21 APR 53
|
2LT Joseph A. Taddeo Jr (USAF)
SFC Paul H. O'Connell [OB] |
Korea |
|
6148 TCS
LT-6G #49-3589
A/C hit by ground fire, crashed and burned. |
20 APR 53 |
CIV James K. Knox [IP]
CPT Jack P. Keil
LT Claude L. Cox Jr
LT Don B. Alexander |
Texas |
 |
LC-126
Midair collision with a Navy SNB, A/C crashed 16 miles NE of Gainesville enroute to Ft. Sill from Camp Polk, LA. The
Navy plane landed safely. |
30 MAR 53
|
1LT Autrey W. Frederick
CPT Pierre Gailly (BeArmy) |
Korea |
|
HQ/3 ID
L-19 #UNK
On recon and observation mission, forced down in enemy territory near Tup O-dong. |
26 MAR 53
|
2LT James N. Orland
1LT Landon J. Reid |
Korea |
|
92 AFA
L-19 #51-12374
A/C possibly hit by AAA, crashed. |
10 MAR 53 |
2LT Peter M. Darakis (USAF)
SFC Forrest L. Price [OB] |
Korea |
|
6148 TCS
LT-6G #49-3576
A/C observed going down in flames, no chutes, explosion. |
25 JAN 53 |
CPT Robert C. Porter Jr [P]
LT Cecil P. Schubert |
Japan |
|
Two-place observation plane hit a mountain. |
29 NOV 52
|
1LT James N. Parker [OB] |
Korea |
|
6148 TCS
LT-6G #49-3547
A/C hit by gnd fire, crewman captured, crashed. |
15 NOV 52 |
PVT Arless W. Davis
2LT Sammie E. Oates
SFC Bill Stewart |
Alaska |
|
C-119
A/C crashed on a flight from Kodiak to Elmendorf. |
14 NOV 52 |
CWO Alfred H. Auger
PFC Robert J. Beachy
SGT Francis C. Berger
PFC Gilberto A. Berrios
CPL Antonio Calaustro
CPL William E. Clark
PFC C. Concepcion-Esquilio
CPL Patrick E. Connolly
PFC Delbert Coulam
CPL Donald D. Drinnen
SFC Albert W. Dzinwkowski
CPL James A. Flory
PFC Lloyd O. Fogt
CPL Frank Gfroerer
CPL Thomas E. Giglio
CPL John W. Hanlon
MSG Arthur J. Holland
SGT Robert W. Irwin
PFC Robert H. Koehler
PFC Leon Letts Jr
PFC Bronson J. Mastne
SGT Richard L. Menninger
PFC Erling P. Miller
PFC Billy G. Mouney
SGT Donald R. Northrup
PFC Byron H. Pittman
PFC Lovell E. Prater
PVT Juan Rivera-Gonzales
PFC Juan Rivera-Vazquez
PFC Raul Rosalez
SGT Arthur J. Scowcraft
PFC Eugene R. Serra
SGT Ray A. Shepherd
PFC Freelan Shrewsbury
SGT John C. Stauch, Sr.
SGT Harry N. Tsuruoka
CPL John H. Williams
A1C Leroy J. Beer (USAF)
A2C Marvin L. Gainey (USAF)
SSG Ray W. Mansholt (USAF)
2LT John C. Mortensen (USAF)
CPT William C. Moskosky, Sr. (USAF)
CPT Robert L. Schenck (USAF)
SSG Thaddeus L. Smith Jr (USAF)
|
Korea |
|
63 TCS
C-119C #51-2551
A/C flew into side of Hill 683 near village of Cho ok. |
14 SEP 52 |
1LT Thomas E. Jones Jr [P]
2LT John Blanar Jr
SGT Charles G. Haberl |
New Jersey |
|
SIG CORPS LGT AVN
LC-126
A/C crashed into an apple orchard near Matawan while on a routine training flight from Allegheny County airport to
Red Bank airport. |
21 JUN 52
|
MAJ William P. Hunt Jr
1LT Marvin S. Murphy |
Korea |
|
7 ID
L-19 #UNK
Liaison A/C downed near Hill 400, on fire, SAR effort hampered by enemy mortar fire. |
29 DEC 51 |
CPT Spencer E. Wallace [P]
CPT Otto L. Evans |
Arkansas |
|
L-17
A/C crashed in the Ouachita National Forest 35 miles NW of Hot Springs while on a proficiency flight from Ft. Sill. |
14 NOV 51
|
CPT Samuel C. Baxter III (USAF)
CPT Harold A. Vizina [OB] |
Korea |
|
6148 TCS
AT-6D #44-81365
A/C hit by machinegun fire, crashed and burned behind enemy lines, no chutes observed. |
13 OCT 51 |
CPT Libero P. Asaccia (USAF)
SFC Frederick E. Larkin [OB] |
Korea |
|
6148 TCS
AT-6D #42-84947
A/C crashed and burned 15 mi NE of Kaesong, no chutes observed. |
13 SEP 51 |
1LT Alvin E. Crane Jr (USAF)
SFC Gordon J. Zorn [OB] |
Korea |
|
6148 TCS
AT-6F #44-82533
A/C on routine recon misssion, crash observed at 1855L, no chutes observed, ground tactical control party conducted
SAR effort, results negative. |
26 AUG 51 |
1LT John Brandt Latimer [P] |
Alaska |
|
6148 TCS
Airplane accident while on active duty near Summit. |
12 JUL 51 |
SFC Rex H. Miles [OB]
P POW |
Korea |
|
6149 TCS
AT-6F #44-81770
A/C on a routine tactical recon mission to Chester 2, crashed at approx 1030 hrs, wreckage found near Ousil, Korea. |
06 JUL 51
|
1LT Drexel E. Arnold (USAF)
MSG Ray J. Riley [OB] |
Korea |
|
6148 TCS
AT-6F #44-82555
A/C was returning from mission, crashed, burned in bad weather 15 mi NE of K-6. |
20 APR 51 |
1LT Solomon A. Bachrach
1LT Roger Wallis (USAF) |
Korea |
|
6147 TCS
AT-6D #42-44610
A/C crash landed in enemy territory near Kaochang-ni, near Inje. |
06 FEB 51 |
MAJ Paul R. Conrad
1LT Carroll L. James (USAF) |
Korea |
|
6147 TCS
AT-6D #42-85850
A/C crashed 9 mi NE of Hoengsong, South Korea. |
28 JAN 51 |
5 killed |
Ohio |
|
C-45
Twin-engine A/C crashed in an apple orchard west of Port Clinton. |
24 NOV 50 |
LT William R. Stade |
Germany |
|
A/C crashed on a German highway. |
13 NOV 50 |
1LT Lester A. Holcomb (USAF)
MSG Leonard E. Warren |
Korea |
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6147 TCS
AT-6D #42-84202
A/C crashed 2 mi N of Koto-ri. |
08 NOV 50
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1LT Frederick O. Zentner (USAF)
1LT Lewis T. Harrison Jr [OB] |
Korea |
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6148 TCS
AT-6D #45-86149
A/C was struck by enemy fire and exploded. |
18 OCT 50
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CPT Thomas W. Ecoste
1LT Robert E. McKee (USAF) |
Korea |
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6148 TCS
AT-6F #44-82514
A/C hit by AAA near Kajo-jong, 5 mi E of Pyongyang. |
23 SEP 50 |
2LT David L. Burwell (USAF)
2LT David L. Parmer |
Korea |
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6148 TCS
AT-6D #44-86145
A/C lost 3 mi SE of Kumchon, was working with F-51s, went into spin, wings came off, crashed. |
19 SEP 50
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2LT Earl J. Davies
2LT William B. Warwick (USAF) |
Korea |
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6148 TCS
AT-6D #44-81610
A/C hit by ground fire, spun in, crashed SW of Chungam-ni. |
17 SEP 50 |
CPT Alfred G. Peiffer
CPT Elliott D. Wolfsen (USAF) |
Korea |
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6148 TCS
AT-6F #44-82520
A/C flying tactical air control mission, lost in Pohang-Kigye-Angang-ni area. |
30 JUN 50
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CPL John C. Brown
1LT Edward M. Crays
SGT Boyd W. Elam
PFC Stanley A. Gogoj
CPL Elmer E. Hardy
PFC Emerson P. Huff Jr
CPL Edmond A. Kiezanowski
PFC Dale L. Magers
PFC Myron P. Marble
CPL Richard E. Millis
CPL Raymond G. Morrissey
PFC Edward Peska
CPL Ernest J. Pitre
1LT Roy T. Riggs
SGT Alex Rolek
1LT Louis G. Selig Jr
PFC Peter Ternes
1LT Charles R. Tomlinson
1LT Gerald W. McPherson (USAF)
TSG Jack A. Morrison (USAF)
CPT Clarence B. Odle (USAF)
TSG Robert F. Parks, Sr. (USAF)
1LT Glen L. Spradley (USAF) |
Korea |
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22 TCS
C-54D #42-72648
A/C destroyed by NKAF bombing strike at Suwon, Korea. |
06 MAY 50 |
1LT Steve J. Chetneky [P] |
California |
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Jet fighter crashed near the end of of the landing strip at March Field. |
19 MAR 50 |
2LT Lewis D. Wall Jr
1LT Charles R. McMinn |
Texas |
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49 AD AIR SECTION
Midair collision at 500', A/C burst into flames on impact 4 miles NW of the National Guard Eagle Mountain Lake Base. |
2LT Fred W. Bowden |
24 JAN 50
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2 killed |
Missouri |
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L-5
A/C crashed in fog north of Mexico. |
12 SEP 48
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CPT W.L. Page
CPT S.E. Lambert
1LT R. Alsup Jr
1LT G.E. Lawler
CAP Cadet W.T. Feray
CAP Cadet W.K. Chapman |
Louisiana |
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AT-7
A/C training plane crashed and burned a half mile from New Orleans airport after losing power in one engine in rainy,
zero-visibility weather. |
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