Enclosure C - flying accident card
Title
Enclosure C - flying accident card
Description
Made out for Whitley from 29 OTU on 24 September 1940. Location Ben Aigan. Gives some details of crash.
Date
1940-09-24
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Format
One page printed form with handwritten entries
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Identifier
SFieldPL907804v10012-0004
Transcription
NO. 395 (H) FATAL H
FLYING ACCIDENT CARD A.M.Form 1180
Date 24 9 40 Unit 19 O.T.U. Group 6 Command B
Signal No: Y500 5354, 6505, A 1640
X- Country trng flt W
Fire [deleted] in air on impact [/deleted] Yes
22/10 Obscure 685A PR U st
C of I A11g 196/40
K 6
Aircraft WHITLEY V P5006 W
[deleted] Aerodrome or [/deleted] Place
[deleted] Home: Foreign: [/deleted] No on Ben Aigan, Morayshire
Engine: Merlin V 136941 W 136934 W
[underlined] Nature of Accident [/underlined] Dived out of clouds & hit the hillside diving for 1500’ after leaving cloud base. Totally ‘obscure’
C of I:- Flying normally at 2000’ Fire seen to break out from some part of a/c & it dived vertically into ground. “OBSCURE” A.O.C Comms
Cause F8 F9
FLYING ACCIDENT CARD A.M.Form 1180
Date 24 9 40 Unit 19 O.T.U. Group 6 Command B
Signal No: Y500 5354, 6505, A 1640
X- Country trng flt W
Fire [deleted] in air on impact [/deleted] Yes
22/10 Obscure 685A PR U st
C of I A11g 196/40
K 6
Aircraft WHITLEY V P5006 W
[deleted] Aerodrome or [/deleted] Place
[deleted] Home: Foreign: [/deleted] No on Ben Aigan, Morayshire
Engine: Merlin V 136941 W 136934 W
[underlined] Nature of Accident [/underlined] Dived out of clouds & hit the hillside diving for 1500’ after leaving cloud base. Totally ‘obscure’
C of I:- Flying normally at 2000’ Fire seen to break out from some part of a/c & it dived vertically into ground. “OBSCURE” A.O.C Comms
Cause F8 F9
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Citation
“Enclosure C - flying accident card,” IBCC Digital Archive, accessed July 3, 2024, https://ibccdigitalarchive.lincoln.ac.uk/omeka/collections/document/37117.
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