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Sikorsky, S-42A

  • TVL1970 said:
    Here is a link to color film posted to YouTube by George Mihal, of this Sikorsky S-42, named "Brazilian Clipper", and registered as NC-822M (c/n 4200), being hauled ashore at Pan American's Miami terminal at Dinner Key in 1936. Also captured in the film is a Pan Am Consolidated Model 16 Commodore, registered as NC-669M (c/n 13), also being brought ashore on its beaching gear: YouTube - George Mihal: "Dinner Key, Florida 1936 Pan Am, Brazilian Clipper, NC-669M & NC-822M"

10_0028876 SDASM Image

  • Luc Brocard said:
    F-111B

Carl Gwartney Collection Image

  • Stig Jarlevik said:
    Talking about landing accidents and the C-46 undercarriage problems..... Is it possible to read the tail number?? Stig
  • SDASM Archives said:
    Stig Jarlevik Hopefully you can make this one: www.flickr.com/photos/sdasmarchives/45748042032/in/datepo...
  • Stig Jarlevik said:
    Thanks Alan Unfortunately the three last digits are too unclear and with too many options. At face value I read 44-77535 which indeed was assigned to 313TCG, but its recorded accident on 16 April 1945 was with 47TCS (N3 code) and here we have a 49TCS code. On top the listed accident was a bad cat 4 crash which killed the crew (or part of it) while on this photo it looks more like a cat 2/3 accident (that landing gear again) and no obvious reason for anyone in the crew to get killed. Again a great thanks for your efforts!! Stig