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chinook

31st May 2010 20:54

c46 crash sussex

Has any one any info on c46 crash in sussex area thier is one in kent ? which I may have more info on eventually ..... but does any one have any thing on sussex poss wilmington area I have an engine panel marked c46 from this area any help please ? chinook ....

Chris Goss

31st May 2010 22:16

Re: c46 crash sussex

Suggest you post this on the Allied as opposed to Luftwaffe Board

Ruy Horta

1st June 2010 22:00

Re: c46 crash sussex

Just to be clear.

You are asking about a WW2 crash of a Curtiss C-46 Commando?

Leendert

2nd June 2010 12:40

Re: c46 crash sussex

Chinook,

Perhaps you refer to a C-46 crash in April 1945.

I remember that I once opened a thread on armyairforces.com about it: see
http://forum.armyairforces.com/313-T...s-m154368.aspx

Regards,

Leendert

Andy Saunders

3rd June 2010 11:45

Re: c46 crash sussex

Quote:

Originally Posted by chinook (Post 107781)

I do have full reports of a number of different incidents in Sussex that may relate to what you are looking for.

Certainly there are incidents at Wilmington (East Sussex) that may be what you seek - but why/what points you towards Wilmington?

paulmcmillan

3rd June 2010 11:53

Re: c46 crash sussex

Spitfire serial is a bit unclear still (possibly ML232) the 'Dakota' has been identified as actually C-46 Commando 44-77604. May 10th 1945

Google 44-77604

Leendert

3rd June 2010 12:42

Re: c46 crash sussex

To all: the Spitfire & C-46 collision was also discussed on 12 o'clock high before.

See: http://forum.12oclockhigh.net/showthread.php?t=13303

Regards,

Leendert

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