Sky Island Wrecks in the mountains and deserts of the southwest, Aerospace, Aircraft, Aviation, Crash Sites, Wrecks, Mishaps

Sky Island Wrecks

Sky Island Wrecks throughout the mountains and deserts of the American west. Aerospace Archaeology is a discipline based on one of the greatest inventions of the last century - the aerospace industry. Focus of research may consist of searching for wrecked or missing aircraft, visiting abandoned air fields, checking out old airway beacons, and inspecting old hangars.

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P.O. Box 69460

Tucson, AZ 85737

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This date in history, June 28, 1944, B-17G crashes outside of Yuma, Arizona. The Flying Fortress was returning to the air field after a round robin night navigational flight. All onboard were killed. Here's one of the B-17's four radial engines. . . . #Boeing #b17crash #planecrash #aerospacearchaeology #yuma #telegraphpass #WWII #YumaArmyAirField #YumaAAF #4297619 #b17g #flyingfortress #b17 #radialengine

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Interesting .50 caliber bullet at B-24 crash site in the Catalina Mountains. #wwii #arizona #tucson #50caliber #aerospacearchaeology #planewreck

A post shared by Chris McDoniel (@aerospacearchaeology) on Mar 22, 2017 at 5:59pm PDT

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