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PostPosted: Mon May 28, 2012 10:09 pm 
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Does any one know more?

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PostPosted: Mon May 28, 2012 10:20 pm 
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I found this:
http://www.mlive.com/news/flint/index.s ... _coun.html
Not a good outcome.

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That's were I got the info earlier

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found this:

http://www.abc12.com/story/18639536/pla ... see-county

I'm going to guess a T-28...

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PostPosted: Mon May 28, 2012 10:43 pm 
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T-28s don't like grass runways

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PostPosted: Tue May 29, 2012 10:09 am 
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Very sad. Cowling and prop look like a 450 Stearman to me.


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A quick Google search reveals an SNJ-5 owned by Louis Feldvary attended TOM in 2011.


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A quick Google search reveals an SNJ-5 owned by Louis Feldvary attended TOM in 2011.


That does look like Lou's T-6. Very sad. Here's the aircraft in better times:

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Oddly, nothing in the daily FAA acident summary.

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JohnB wrote:
Oddly, nothing in the daily FAA acident summary.

It can sometimes take a day or two to show up, plus it happened on a federal holiday, so figure some delay there.


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PostPosted: Tue May 29, 2012 4:55 pm 
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Fearless Tower wrote:
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Oddly, nothing in the daily FAA acident summary.

It can sometimes take a day or two to show up, plus it happened on a federal holiday, so figure some delay there.


I said oddly because other weekend accidents were there.

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aviation saftey network lists this accident as a cessna 152 but they have the N number confused with the T-6 tail number. somebody is confused. from the tiny photo i saw, it does look like the T-6, sadly


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Are you sure this SNJ came to Thunder Over Michigan 2011? I would have thought I had a picture of this plane there since I take pictures of everything there. The only pictures I have of it are from Sun N Fun back in 2007


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:cry: Very sad...

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Are you sure this SNJ came to Thunder Over Michigan 2011? I would have thought I had a picture of this plane there since I take pictures of everything there. The only pictures I have of it are from Sun N Fun back in 2007
There were only six T-6/SNJ/Harvards at TOM 2011. Our 4 Harvards, the Tuskegee Airman Museum's T-6G, and Mark Murphy's SNJ-5C.

N7980C, an SNJ-5 owned by John Feldvary attended TOM in 2008, 09, & 2010 (that I know of) as part of the Scream'n Rebels team.

The T-6G that crashed on Monday is N3753G.

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JohnB wrote:
Fearless Tower wrote:
JohnB wrote:
Oddly, nothing in the daily FAA acident summary.

It can sometimes take a day or two to show up, plus it happened on a federal holiday, so figure some delay there.


I said oddly because other weekend accidents were there.

Part of the problem is that there were several accidents over the holiday weekend including the rather high profile NTSB vs FAA midair collision. I think they are just a little under-staffed. The Diamon Lill nose gear collapse just showed up in yesterday's prelims and it happened on Saturday.


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