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24th June 2017, 13:40
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Re: US Navy Parachute Incident "26th" Sept 1929
BTW Baker had another incident the previous June
Publication: The Independent Record Location: Helena, Montana Issue Date: Saturday, June 29, 1929 Page: Page 1 June 28 1929.--(AP) -- Lieut. James E.' Baker of Hampton Roads, Va., was seriously injured in the crash of the seaplane he was piloting into Morehead City harbor harbor late today. Lieut. William J. Slattery a passenger, was uninjured. The seaplane was landing when a gust of wind blew it into t h e mast of the coast' guard cutter Pamlico anchored about 50 yards off shore. It nosed over and plunged into the sound. 
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