Son of Norman and Ethel Sargent
March 15, 1962, three years before American combat troops were sent to Vietnam, 104 people lost their lives when a charter flight operated by Flying Tiger Line on behalf of the Military Air Transport Service was lost in the Pacific Ocean while en route to Saigon, Vietnam, on a secret mission. No wreckage or remains were ever found.
https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Flying_Tiger_Line_Flight_739&public=1
Contributor: Joan Gill (47884613) • [email protected]
March 15, 1962, three years before American combat troops were sent to Vietnam, 104 people lost their lives when a charter flight operated by Flying Tiger Line on behalf of the Military Air Transport Service was lost in the Pacific Ocean while en route to Saigon, Vietnam, on a secret mission. No wreckage or remains were ever found.
https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Flying_Tiger_Line_Flight_739&public=1
Contributor: Joan Gill (47884613) • [email protected]
Son of Norman and Ethel Sargent
March 15, 1962, three years before American combat troops were sent to Vietnam, 104 people lost their lives when a charter flight operated by Flying Tiger Line on behalf of the Military Air Transport Service was lost in the Pacific Ocean while en route to Saigon, Vietnam, on a secret mission. No wreckage or remains were ever found.
https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Flying_Tiger_Line_Flight_739&public=1
Contributor: Joan Gill (47884613) • [email protected]
March 15, 1962, three years before American combat troops were sent to Vietnam, 104 people lost their lives when a charter flight operated by Flying Tiger Line on behalf of the Military Air Transport Service was lost in the Pacific Ocean while en route to Saigon, Vietnam, on a secret mission. No wreckage or remains were ever found.
https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Space:Flying_Tiger_Line_Flight_739&public=1
Contributor: Joan Gill (47884613) • [email protected]
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