http://news.yahoo.com/alaska-glacier-wreckage-1950s-military-plane-004308765.html RIP all who dies in the crash. It will give peace to some family members.
By: Peter - 29th June 2012 at 14:31
Already being discussed here:
By: Stratofreighter - 29th June 2012 at 04:57
Oops, so I wasn’t the first who posted this… 😮
By: J Boyle - 28th June 2012 at 19:24
The other posting on this story has a link to an Alaskan newspaper which states a Civil Air Patrol Piper Cub (probably a PA-11 or L-21) landed on the glacier a few days after the crash.
So not really missing but perhaps simply abandoned because of its inaccessibility.
Or covered by the glacier or snow.
By: Atcham Tower - 28th June 2012 at 11:30
Contemporary newspaper reports say a ski-equipped light aircraft landed near the site a few days after the crash and the occupants reported no sign of life. Ground teams were said to be heading for the area. So not really missing but perhaps simply abandoned because of its inaccessibility.
By: Jayce - 28th June 2012 at 10:41
Glad they’ve been located. Hope this finally gives the relatives some closure.
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