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Here is another photo of that aircraft. Its the same plane in the other
photos you posted.
this plane crashed into the Hawaiian Coast Artillery ordnance shop
at Ft Kamehameha killing several men, one of which was Pvt. Edward F.
Sullivan. C Battery 55th Coast Artillery.

Thanks John. I have reposted the photo for those w/o PS or elements.

Jim Morris

Here is another photo of that aircraft. Its the same plane in the other
photos you posted.
this plane crashed into the Hawaiian Coast Artillery ordnance shop
at Ft Kamehameha killing several men, one of which was Pvt. Edward F.
Sullivan. C Battery 55th Coast Artillery.

Thanks John. I have reposted the photo for those w/o PS or elements.

Jim Morris

"Jim Morris" wrote in news:GkHfh.128368$JA.80787
@newsfe11.phx:


Thanks John. I have reposted the photo for those w/o PS or elements.

Jim Morris



Thanks, I have been checking into this for a long time, I found the
pictures of Sullivan in my Dad's service album with the note on it.
"Sullivan Dec 7th plane crash" then more pictures.
I had checked the list of those killed during the attack and found his
name and unit. then checked with some authors that had researched the
attack and had access to other records.including the details of his
burial Found some records and photos of thier training in New York
before going to Hawaii.,
then little progress, then my son found
an older book that had interviews with some of the surviors and it
detailed his being killed by the plane that crashed into the street then
into the ordnance shop. then you came up with those pictures, I checked
the Air Force website and found that photo, its all coming to-gether.
takes time to document this all...like a jigsaw puzzle.

"Jim Morris" wrote in news:GkHfh.128368$JA.80787
@newsfe11.phx:


Thanks John. I have reposted the photo for those w/o PS or elements.

Jim Morris



Thanks, I have been checking into this for a long time, I found the
pictures of Sullivan in my Dad's service album with the note on it.
"Sullivan Dec 7th plane crash" then more pictures.
I had checked the list of those killed during the attack and found his
name and unit. then checked with some authors that had researched the
attack and had access to other records.including the details of his
burial Found some records and photos of thier training in New York
before going to Hawaii.,
then little progress, then my son found
an older book that had interviews with some of the surviors and it
detailed his being killed by the plane that crashed into the street then
into the ordnance shop. then you came up with those pictures, I checked
the Air Force website and found that photo, its all coming to-gether.
takes time to document this all...like a jigsaw puzzle.

John Szalay wrote:
"Jim Morris" wrote in news:GkHfh.128368$JA.80787
@newsfe11.phx:

Thanks John. I have reposted the photo for those w/o PS or elements.

Jim Morris



Thanks, I have been checking into this for a long time, I found the
pictures of Sullivan in my Dad's service album with the note on it.
"Sullivan Dec 7th plane crash" then more pictures.
I had checked the list of those killed during the attack and found his
name and unit. then checked with some authors that had researched the
attack and had access to other records.including the details of his
burial Found some records and photos of thier training in New York
before going to Hawaii.,
then little progress, then my son found
an older book that had interviews with some of the surviors and it
detailed his being killed by the plane that crashed into the street then
into the ordnance shop. then you came up with those pictures, I checked
the Air Force website and found that photo, its all coming to-gether.
takes time to document this all...like a jigsaw puzzle.




This is good history work. Make sure it is documented and if you
haven't already send the evaluation to the museum.

Thanks!

Dave

John Szalay wrote:
"Jim Morris" wrote in news:GkHfh.128368$JA.80787
@newsfe11.phx:

Thanks John. I have reposted the photo for those w/o PS or elements.

Jim Morris



Thanks, I have been checking into this for a long time, I found the
pictures of Sullivan in my Dad's service album with the note on it.
"Sullivan Dec 7th plane crash" then more pictures.
I had checked the list of those killed during the attack and found his
name and unit. then checked with some authors that had researched the
attack and had access to other records.including the details of his
burial Found some records and photos of thier training in New York
before going to Hawaii.,
then little progress, then my son found
an older book that had interviews with some of the surviors and it
detailed his being killed by the plane that crashed into the street then
into the ordnance shop. then you came up with those pictures, I checked
the Air Force website and found that photo, its all coming to-gether.
takes time to document this all...like a jigsaw puzzle.




This is good history work. Make sure it is documented and if you
haven't already send the evaluation to the museum.

Thanks!

Dave