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4th December 2014, 15:41
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Re: Canadian aircraft accidents
Lutken was the pilot of Anson 6141 of No. 4 Air Observers School, which taxied into Anson 6146 of the same School while both were preparing to take off from Crumlin (today London International Airport) at 21:25 local time. The RCAF accident card records no injuries or fatalities on either aircraft, Lutken may have been omitted because he was a civilian. 6141 was written off, 6146 was repaired and returned to service.
Given the dates of the 3 AFS crashes, all were probably T-33. Don't have full details, but here are some candidates: 21229 crashed at Gimli on 12 April 1955 21291 crashed at Gimli in spring of 1959, don't have exact date 
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