6689
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Safety history
- May 8, 1943Accident
The crew departed Chatham on a navigation training flight. En route, weather conditions deteriorated and the crew got lost due to low visibility caused by fog. Because the airplane ran out of fuel, the pilot attempted an emergency landing and ditched the airplane in the Nepisiguit River southeast of Bathurst. Three crew members were rescued while the navigator drowned. Crew: Sgt J. F. Campbell, pilot, Lac H. Hudson, navigator, Lac Lee Khaim Marlowe, navigator, † Sgt R. E. C. Edwards, wireless op