6554
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Safety history
- September 15, 1942Accident
The crew was performing a routine navigation training exercise. The twin engine airplane was flying straight ahead down the Saint-Laurent River when, at a height of 75 feet, it passed the bow of a ship and struck the water surface some 100 yards astern of the ship. The airplane bounced quite high and traveled ahead for several hundred yards, then it struck the water a second time, rose again and plunged straight into water, nose first. The wreckage was spotted some 1,500 metres off Lancaster. A