55-4549

We’re still collecting data for this aircraft. Routes appear once we’ve seen it fly enough times.

Safety history

  • October 24, 1964AccidentHull loss

    The crew departed Nha Trang on an ammunition supply mission. While overflying Vietnam, the airplane was struck by enemy fire, went out of control and eventually crashed in an uninhabited area located in Phum Dak Dam, in south of Cambodia, bear the border with Vietnam. The aircraft was totally destroyed and all eight crew members were killed. Crew (315 TCG): Cpt Edward Stephen Krukowski, 1st Lt Valmore William Bourque, 1st Lt Robert George Armstrong, S/Sgt Ernest Joseph Halvorson, S/Sgt Theodore

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