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Cheers

Dave Kearton

Dave,
Nadzab is the airfield my uncle flew an A-20 Havoc out of. He died when he crashed
into the high mountains that surround Nazdab during a return from a training run, during
very bad weather. The 2 other crew members survived... and his crash site is documented
on the Ghosts of the Pacific web site (and the CD).
I try to collect anything I can about Nadzab (I've seen it as Nazdab in several places
on the web). Thanks for the post!
Al Camp

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Dave,
Nadzab is the airfield my uncle flew an A-20 Havoc out of. He died when he crashed
into the high mountains that surround Nazdab during a return from a training run, during
very bad weather. The 2 other crew members survived... and his crash site is documented
on the Ghosts of the Pacific web site (and the CD).
I try to collect anything I can about Nadzab (I've seen it as Nazdab in several places
on the web). Thanks for the post!
Al Camp

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Al Camp wrote:
> Dave,
> Nadzab is the airfield my uncle flew an A-20 Havoc out of. He died
> when he crashed into the high mountains that surround Nazdab during a
> return from a training run, during very bad weather. The 2 other
> crew members survived... and his crash site is documented on the
> Ghosts of the Pacific web site (and the CD). I try to collect
> anything I can about Nadzab (I've seen it as Nazdab in several places
> on the web). Thanks for the post! Al Camp
>
>


Thanks Al,

I'll keep an eye out for any more Nadzab and SWPA Havoc pics. I am sure
we all appreciate your uncle's sacrifice.




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Cheers

Dave Kearton

Al Camp wrote:
> Dave,
> Nadzab is the airfield my uncle flew an A-20 Havoc out of. He died
> when he crashed into the high mountains that surround Nazdab during a
> return from a training run, during very bad weather. The 2 other
> crew members survived... and his crash site is documented on the
> Ghosts of the Pacific web site (and the CD). I try to collect
> anything I can about Nadzab (I've seen it as Nazdab in several places
> on the web). Thanks for the post! Al Camp
>
>


Thanks Al,

I'll keep an eye out for any more Nadzab and SWPA Havoc pics. I am sure
we all appreciate your uncle's sacrifice.




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Cheers

Dave Kearton