CRASH OF AN UNIDENTIFIED AIRCRAFT
BETWEEN AUSTRALIA AND NEW GUINEA
ON 8 JULY 1943

hline.gif (2424 bytes)

visits since 1 June 2003

On 8 July 1943, an unidentified aircraft from the 8th Bomb Squadron of the 3rd Bomb Group, based in Charters Towers, was lost in bad weather somewhere between Australia and New Guinea. It apparently had a payload of 3,000 lbs and 19 men on board.

Two members of the crew were as follows:-

1st Lt. Richard G. Ruby
Captain Ralph C. Payne

 

Can anyone help me with more information on this crash?

 

Can anyone confirm crew's names, location of crash, and aircraft type?

 

Why not join my Discussion List
on Military Aircraft Crashes in
Australia during World War Two

To subscribe send an e-mail to

OzCrashes-subscribe@topica.com

 

In Association with Amazon.com

Heaps of WW2
books available at
Amazon.com

 

Copyright

©  Peter Dunn 2003

Disclaimer

Click here to E-Mail me
any information or photographs


 Australia @ War
Available on CD-Rom

Peter Dunn's
explode.gif (15799 bytes) AUSTRALIA @ WAR explode.gif (15799 bytes)
WWW.OZATWAR.COM


Do you need a holiday!
Sun, surf, beautiful beaches and lots more!


  Genealogy Software
190 Mbytes of Genealogy Indexes & Programs

This page first produced 1 June 2003

This page last updated 01 June 2003