planecrash

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Greg Bishop said:
Misspelled Valparaiso
Here's the aircraft in another SDASM photo Initially designed as a seaplane, the UO-1 was soon classified as “convertible,” using interchangeable single-main float or wheeled-landing gear (these UO-1’s were designated UO-1C). First flown in the fall of 1922, the UO-1’s entered service with the U.S.S. Richmond in 1923. As their superiority over potential competing types became evident, they became the only observation type in use on the fleet’s catapult-equipped combat ships. The 15 first-class battleships were each equipped with one or more UO-1’s. Two or more UO-1’s were used aboard each of the new scout cruisers comprising the Navy’s scouting fleet. www.vought.org/products/html/uo-1.html

Greg Bishop said:
W 34 fi Pratt & Whitney or BMW built 405 kW Hornet; wingspan: 18.48 m, length 10.27 m, speed 260 km/h. The aircraft had an enclosed cockpit and low-pressure tires. wiki
Dean Z said:
As a note, William Beaman Donoghue the pilot of CF-ARI died of his injuries from this crash. I found this source: www.baaa-acro.com/crash/crash-junkers-w34fi-near-waterway... and an obituary in the Queen's University review. archive.org/details/queensreview14/page/46
Provincial Archives of Alberta said:
Thank you very much for this additional information!