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Safety history
June 23, 1942Accident
The airplane was engaged in a training exercise out from Hamilton with a crew of five on board. While flying in clouds, the pilot lost control of the airplane that entered a dive. Portions of the starboard wing were seen to break off an the airplane crashed in an inverted position in a field in Wallacetown. All five crew members were killed. Crew: Sgt Edward Alfred Doughty, pilot, F/Lt John Osman David Kellow, navigator, Cpl Colin James Campbell, observer, Lac Herbert Preston, observer, Lac Jame
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