Sam Merkel Msgt. Ret.
- Thursday 21 March 2013 14:47
I can still see my name on the nose gear door and the little devil painted by the armament placard.
Michael Russom
- Tuesday 19 March 2013 10:47
I, along with several classmates from Clarkson College visited the crash site in 1978, about two weeks after the plane went down. The glide path that the plane came in on was long and obvious from the way it clipped the tree canopy, and the actual crash site was blackened, like the plane exploded on impact but did not experience a sustained burn.
Michael Russom
- Tuesday 19 March 2013 10:47
I, along with several classmates from Clarkson College visited the crash site in 1978, about two weeks after the plane went down. The glide path that the plane came in on was long and obvious from the way it clipped the tree canopy, and the actual crash site was blackened, like the plane exploded on impact but did not experience a sustained burn.
Michael Russom
- Tuesday 19 March 2013 10:47
I, along with several classmates from Clarkson College visited the crash site in 1978, about two weeks after the plane went down. The glide path that the plane came in on was long and obvious from the way it clipped the tree canopy, and the actual crash site was blackened, like the plane exploded on impact but did not experience a sustained burn.
Michael Russom
- Tuesday 19 March 2013 10:47
I, along with several classmates from Clarkson College visited the crash site in 1978, about two weeks after the plane went down. The glide path that the plane came in on was long and obvious from the way it clipped the tree canopy, and the actual crash site was blackened, like the plane exploded on impact but did not experience a sustained burn.
Michael Russom
- Tuesday 19 March 2013 10:47
I, along with several classmates from Clarkson College visited the crash site in 1978, about two weeks after the plane went down. The glide path that the plane came in on was long and obvious from the way it clipped the tree canopy, and the actual crash site was blackened, like the plane exploded on impact but did not experience a sustained burn.
Michael Russom
- Tuesday 19 March 2013 10:47
I, along with several classmates from Clarkson College visited the crash site in 1978, about two weeks after the plane went down. The glide path that the plane came in on was long and obvious from the way it clipped the tree canopy, and the actual crash site was blackened, like the plane exploded on impact but did not experience a sustained burn.
Michael Russom
- Tuesday 19 March 2013 10:47
I, along with several classmates from Clarkson College visited the crash site in 1978, about two weeks after the plane went down. The glide path that the plane came in on was long and obvious from the way it clipped the tree canopy, and the actual crash site was blackened, like the plane exploded on impact but did not experience a sustained burn.
Michael Russom
- Tuesday 19 March 2013 10:47
I, along with several classmates from Clarkson College visited the crash site in 1978, about two weeks after the plane went down. The glide path that the plane came in on was long and obvious from the way it clipped the tree canopy, and the actual crash site was blackened, like the plane exploded on impact but did not experience a sustained burn.
Michael Russom
- Tuesday 19 March 2013 10:47
I, along with several classmates from Clarkson College visited the crash site in 1978, about two weeks after the plane went down. The glide path that the plane came in on was long and obvious from the way it clipped the tree canopy, and the actual crash site was blackened, like the plane exploded on impact but did not experience a sustained burn.