British RAF crash in Detroit, Michigan in the '50s...
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I went to Detroit Denby High...
I was eight years old at the time of RAF crash and have no member of it as lived about five miles away near Harper (now I-94) and Moross. Did you go to Detroit Southeastern High? What line of aviation are you in today?
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We moved away from Detroit to Cincinnati in the summer of 1961, I attended Guyton Elementary a few blocks away. I started first in airport operations, then a Texas regional airline, now in corporate aviation.
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A nice 6 page article was in the July 08 Hour Detroit magizine.
I have a PDF copy of the article and if you PM me your email address I can send you a copy if interested.
I have a PDF copy of the article and if you PM me your email address I can send you a copy if interested.
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A very interesting newpaper article, anyway, if you GE the area you can still see the location of the former property that the Vulcan crashed onto, still undeveloped after all this time.
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CRASH
There was an airshow crash in Detroit circa 1957 but I can't remember the details. I believe it was a De Havilland delta wing type aircraft. I've done several searches for said incident without coming up with any info.
Over the years pieces of the plane have been found in residential yards.
Anyone know about this incident?
Over the years pieces of the plane have been found in residential yards.
Anyone know about this incident?
It was certainly a requirement by '66. I wasn't a particularly strong swimmer at the start of basic training at AOTS South Cerney, but (eventually/just) made the grade and received my 'X' certificate which was a requirement to graduate and move on to FTS.