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Safety history
January 6, 1941Accident
The twin engine airplane departed RCAF Rivers on a local navigation exercise. While climbing at night at an altitude of 400 feet, it was turning gently to the east when it climbed rapidly and fell off on the right wing and the nose dropped. The right wing tip hit ground first, almost vertically, and the aircraft burst into flames. All five crew members were killed. Crew: F/O Michael Desmond McBrien, pilot, Sgt Edward John Pink, navigator, Sgt G. J. Lewis, navigator, Sgt James Douglas Ross, obser
Avro 652 Anson · 5 fatalities