Warbird Information Exchange

Captain McDonald was lost in an aircraft incident on November 25, 1953. He was from Louisiana and served in the RCAF and the USAAF in WW II. Any details covering his loss in 1953 would be appreciated.

Cheers,

Tom Walsh.

A civilian aircraft incident, a military aircraft incident, where???

Edit; Found this. http://www.aviationarchaeology.com/src/ ... offset=100
531117, F-86D 51-6004, 60FIS, Westover AFB, MA. EADF, Crashed Belly Landing due to Engine Failure or Fire, 4 McDonald, Charles E., USA, MA, Westover AFB, MA

Possible information here,
http://www.fisrg.com/

http://www.scribd.com/doc/125258634/60- ... r-Squadron (This doesn't load all of the time. May need to hit refresh)

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Mike,

That's the guy I'm looking for as he flew Sabres in Korea. I'll be sure to mention your name in the credits when McDonald's story appears in Volume 3 of "Remembering The Canadian Yanks". If anyone else has anything to add detail wise, please pass it along.

Cheers,

Tom Walsh.