CRASH OF A P-40E KITTYHAWK
AT CAMDEN, NSW
ON 27 FEBRUARY 1942

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On 27 February 1942, a USAAF P-40E Kittyhawk, piloted by 2nd Lieutenant James H. Archercald, crashed at Camden in New South Wales. The records show the cause of the crash as "Lacking off after attempting high speed landing" and the nature of the crash as "Crashed into duty pilot - car & hangar". The Type of Damage was described as "Engine may be salvaged".

Was the pilot or anyone else killed or injured?

REFERENCE

Document prepared by 1st Lt. Elmore G. Brown, titled:-

"Headquarters, USA Air Forces in Australia
A-4. Aircraft Movements Status & Statistics Section
Location and Status of Damaged Aircraft in Australia"

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