Mystery of crashed glider in Arizona

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I wonder if it is visible on Google Earth? Exactly what airstrip is
this?
Craig

Been there tried that. The field is Serene Strip. Its' coordinates are 32.9970N, 112.2723W. If I strain my eyes and use a bit imagination, I think I can see it near the north end of the runway along the eastern boundary fence.

Wayne

Yes, it is near the north end of the main runway along the eastern
boundary fence.

On Dec 9, 4:21*pm, Steve Koerner wrote:
Yes, it is near the north end of the main runway along the eastern
boundary fence.

Could it be a one off HP-17 by Ken Bawden?

On Dec 9, 9:17*pm, Terry wrote:
On Dec 9, 4:21*pm, Steve Koerner wrote:

Yes, it is near the north end of the main runway along the eastern
boundary fence.

Could it be a one off HP-17 by Ken Bawden?

The current airport owner is listed as Dale J. Bawden. Link?

Mike

On Dec 9, 8:42*pm, Mike the Strike wrote:
On Dec 9, 9:17*pm, Terry wrote:

Could it be a one off HP-17 by Ken Bawden?

The current airport owner is listed as Dale J. Bawden. *Link?

Mike

I don't remember any entries for HP-17 in the files, but I'll check.
The name Bawden gives me something to go on.

Thanks, Bob K.

On Dec 10, 6:13*am, Bob Kuykendall wrote:

I don't remember any entries for HP-17 in the files, but I'll check.
The name Bawden gives me something to go on.

Thanks, Bob K.

I scanned the files for likely candidates, no joy. I found three
folders for HP-17; one kit shipment overseas (Sweden, I think) and two
others that look like they converted to HP-18.

I'd probably have to go through the whole cabinet to find a shipment
to "Bawden." I'm in the middle of Akaflieg Douglas Flat X right now,
so it will have to wait.

Thanks, Bob K.