World War II Aircraft Crash Sites. Features May 1, 2011 ... The site's stratigraphy suggests the pilot did not attempt emergency landing procedures. (Reiners) Plane: Messerschmitt ME 109 ...

7 Squdron W7441 seven members of crew with Srerling aircraft. CRASH LANDING, MISSING BELIEVED DEAD (part two John James Copley DFM) 29th September 1941 at 18.50 Stirling Mk.I serial number W7441 ...

The lives of six crew members and 35 passengers aboard a B-17 Flying Fortress Aircraft that crashed shortly after take-off June 14, 1943, were remembered 72 years later June 12 during at formal ...

Firefighters battle the fire caused by the crash of a B-17G bomber at Bradley International Airport on Wednesday. The airplane was largely consumed by the fire, which was fed by the aircraft’s fuel.

A World War II-era bomber carrying 13 people crashed in a giant fireball ... The pilot informed the tower that he had a problem and was circling back for an emergency landing, ... the plane crashed.

Jack Clarke Crew Crash Landing at Seething This story was submitted to the People's War site by Jenny Christian of the 2nd Air Division Memorial Library on behalf of Oak Mackey and has been added ...