ROSWELL NM CRASH SITE.

ALLENAIR45 · May 12, 2014

I WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM ANYONE WITH INFORMATION(EXACT LOCATION)
ON AN AIRCRAFT MID AIR CRASH 35 MILES ENE OF ROSWELL NM AAF, ON NOV 11,1943.THERE WERE FIVE DEATHS.
THIS WAS AN ARMY AIR CORP AT-11, # 41-27542//CARROLL ALLEN//ALLENAIR45@VERIZON.NET

empty_pockets · May 13, 2014

http://planecrashmap.com/list/nm/..................There was only one plane crash in New Mexico in 1943 and no where near Roswell. Click browse by map.

BC1969 · May 13, 2014

Guess I need to change my avatar back now.

Mike

Frankn · May 13, 2014

empty_pockets said:
http://planecrashmap.com/list/nm/..................There was only one plane crash in New Mexico in 1943 and no where near Roswell. Click browse by map.

How about 1947? lol Frank...-

ALLENAIR45 · May 13, 2014

FAMILY RELIEVED.

empty_pockets said:
http://planecrashmap.com/list/nm/..................There was only one plane crash in New Mexico in 1943 and no where near Roswell. Click browse by map.

I KNOW THE MEMBERS OF LT.JOSEPH F. BAUGHS'S FAMILY IN DANVILLE VA WILL BE RELIEVED TO FIND OUT HE WAS NOT KILLED 35 MILES ENE OF ROSWELL AAF IN NOV.11,1943.OF COURSE THERES THAT TROUBLESOME 38 PAGE ARMY AIR CORP ACCIDENT REPORT TO DEAL WITH.

Peyton Manning · May 13, 2014

am i the only confused one?

austin · May 13, 2014

jeff-gordon said:
am i the only confused one?

Nah, there's two of us, but at nearly 66, I'm pretty much confused about everything...

Rawhide · May 13, 2014

page doesnt exist?

BC1969 · May 14, 2014

There that's better, thought I had misplaced my hat!

Mike

Peyton Manning · May 14, 2014

guess someone didn't read the rules

BC1969 · May 14, 2014

Didn't even see that green eggs and spam, till you mentioned it Jeff.

Mike

Coldshuz · May 14, 2014

Casca said:
page doesnt exist?

List of New Mexico plane crashes | PlaneCrashMap.com

DonDigger · May 14, 2014

It's in the Santa Fe National Forest:
Tail number 29865N
Accident date 29 Jul 1943
Aircraft type AT-11
Location None
Near 35.73333 N, -105.53333 W
Additional details: ALUMINUM

Msbeepbeep · May 14, 2014

What just went down :dontknow:

Dr. Syn · May 16, 2014

Well I did a little checking, seems the AAIR, lists both serial # 41-27542 and #41-27656 having mid air collisions on Nov 11, 1943. Both listed as ENE of Roswell. 5 killed in the A-11 piloted by Jos Baugh Jr., 3 killed in the other A-11 piloted by James Gleason.

You can contact AAIR to get copies of the accident reports. November 1943 USAAF Stateside Accident Reports

Interesting site, if you think a lot of planes were damaged in battle during WWII, just take a look at what happened stateside.

Found Lt Baugh also. Lieut Joseph Franklin Baugh, Jr (1919 - 1943) - Find A Grave Memorial

BC1969 · May 16, 2014

Who dare ? I just happen to know a lot about things like this, its just a matter if I want to let my mind go there, plus this IS a foil hat subject, and yes I really wear one while at home,...only gets weird when I leave the house and forget I'm wearing it

Mike

Jeremy S · May 16, 2014

Carroll,

I do not have information about this particular wreck, but I can point you to a couple of forums where you may be able to find more.

Wreck Chasing Forums: Wreckchasing Message Board

I frequently read the Warbird Information Exchange, and crash sites often come up on there: Warbird Information Exchange ? Index page

If you are looking for the location of the 1947 crash, then you should know that never happened. It was only a weather balloon.

On a related note: A local businessman who owns and restores vintage warbirds helped with the excavation of this P-51 crash site many years ago. He was able to identify the aircraft parts for the group that found them (with metal detectors I presume). Mantell UFO incident - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia