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U.S. Army Air Forces accidents and incidents

Occurrences where an aircraft's operator is U.S. Army Air Forces. Spellings and company suffixes are merged.

2 records from 1942 to 1945, 2 of them fatal. Most often a Douglas C-47; most often in United States.

Occurrences22 accidents · 0 incidents · 2 mapped
Fatal occurrences2Fatality total known for 2 of 2
Reported fatalities38Plus 0 serious injuries reported
Years1942–194523 Oct 1942 – 1 Nov 1945

By year

U.S. Army Air Forces: occurrences by year
YearOccurrencesFatal occurrencesFatalities
19421 occurrences in 1942, 1 fatal. The bar is scaled to 1942 (1).112
19451 occurrences in 1945, 1 fatal. The bar is scaled to 1942 (1).126

Aircraft types

U.S. Army Air Forces: most common aircraft types
Aircraft typeOccurrencesFatal occurrencesFatalities
Douglas C-471126
Douglas DC-31112
Lockheed B-341112

Countries

U.S. Army Air Forces: countries
CountryOccurrencesShareFatal occurrencesFatalities
United StatesUnited States: 1 occurrences, 50.0% of the occurrences shown. 1 were fatal. The bar is scaled to the largest row.50.0%112
UnknownUnknown: 1 occurrences, 50.0% of the occurrences shown. 1 were fatal. The bar is scaled to the largest row (United States, 1).50.0%126

Deadliest occurrences

U.S. Army Air Forces: deadliest occurrences
OccurrenceDateTotal fatalitiesLocationAircraft
Douglas DC-3 accident near Gaggenau1 Nov 194526Gaggenau1
American Airlines Flight 2823 Oct 194212Palm Springs, California, California, U.S.2

All occurrences

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  1. Douglas DC-3 accident near Gaggenau

    1 Nov 1945 · Gaggenau · 26 fatal

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  2. American Airlines Flight 28

    23 Oct 1942 · Palm Springs, California, California, U.S. · 12 fatal

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