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Old 19th June 2021, 01:19
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Re: US Marines Parachute incidents China 1927 to 1928

And we now have “new” one

1st Lieut Francis Butler Loomis Jr August 5th 1929 while training at NAS Pensacola
and the aircraft being Curtiss F6C-4, A-7422.

Saves Life with Parachute. By tha Associated Press PENSACOLA, Fla.. Aug. 6th; Lieut. F. B. Loomis of the Marine Corps owes his life to the perfect working of a silken parachute which he carried when he went into the air maneuvers aa part of his combat course yesterday. He was flying at an altitude of $000 feet when his plane failed to right Itself. The flyer Jumped with his parachute and suffered only slight injuries. , The plane crashed near the Osceola Club golf links, several miles distant, and was demolished.

August 6, 1929
A Publisher Extra Newspaper
St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri · Page 4
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