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Aircraft wrecks & crashes of in Arizona, California, New Mexico WWII plane crashes Military aircraft wrecks from World War II- Cold War in the deserts and mountains of Arizona, California, New Mexico, and Nevada

TWA L-1049 N6902C & United Airlines DC-7 N6324C midair collision over the Grand Canyon June 30 1956 June 30, 1956; A midair collision over the Grand Canyon involving TWA Super Constellation L-1049 N6902C, Star of the Seine and United Airlines DC-7 N6324C, City of Vancouver. Both planes departed ...

Navy AD-5N Skyraider crash near Therman and Indio CA A 1950's photo of a Navy VC 35 Squadron AD-5N Skyraider. Summary: The AD-5N was the Douglas Skyraider's 4-seat night attack version with radar countermeasures. Up front were the pilot and co-...