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139

Total of accidents

181

Total of fatalities

Aug 11, 1939
Worst accident (9 fatalities)
Image Date Operator A/C Type Location Fatalities Registration
Feb 19, 1929 Martin NBS-1 (MB-2) Panama City-Marcos A. Gelabert (Albrook AFB), Panamá 0
AC-68464
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Nov 5, 1936 Keystone LB-4 Kelly AFB (ex Brooks Field, San Antonio), Texas 0
32-120
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Feb 10, 1932 Keystone LB-5 Honolulu, Hawaii 0
30-342
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Jul 31, 1940 Douglas B-18 Bolo San Carlos, Panamá 0
36-319
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May 20, 1938 Keystone LB-6 Jaqué, Darién 0
32-154
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Jul 5, 1940 Martin B-10 (Model 139 & 166) Lowry AFB (Denver), Colorado 0
34-68
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Oct 1, 1928 Keystone LB-5 Kaneohe Bay NAS, Hawaii 0
28-11
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Sep 8, 1935 Keystone LB-6 Enfield, Virginia 0
32-158
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Nov 22, 1940 Douglas B-18 Bolo Guatemala City-La Aurora, Guatemala 0
37-586
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Mar 18, 1941 Martin B-10 (Model 139 & 166) Lowry AFB (Denver), Colorado 0
34-99
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Apr 28, 1929 Keystone LB-5 Langley AFB (Hampton), Virginia 0
28-10
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May 7, 1937 Fokker F14 Cajon Pass, California 0
31-385
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Dec 22, 1936 Martin B-10 (Model 139 & 166) Mitchel AFB (Long Island), New York 0
34-50
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Sep 18, 1932 Keystone LB-5 Honolulu, Hawaii 0
30-338
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Dec 7, 1940 Douglas C-33 (DC-2) Puntarenas, Puntarenas (Central and South Pacific) 0
36-78
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Oct 1, 1928 Keystone LB-5 Fort Randolph, Colón 0
28-19
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Jan 9, 1936 Keystone LB-6 Mineola, New York 0
30-353
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Nov 22, 1940 Douglas B-18 Bolo Guatemala City-La Aurora, Guatemala 0
38-603
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Apr 4, 1941 Martin B-10 (Model 139 & 166) Barksdale AFB, Louisiana 0
34-63
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Sep 2, 1929 Keystone LB-7 Griffith Park (Los Angeles), California 0
29-6
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