Second Lieutenant Dobson, ASN O-743944, was the co-pilot of U.S. Army Air Corps AT-11 Kansan #41-9480 and one of four airmen killed when the Beechcraft trainer bomber collided mid air with another AT-11, twelve miles southwest of Silver Lake, in San Bernardino County, CA.
The crews were on training flights from the Victorville Army Airfield.
The other three airmen killed were:
2nd Lt. William S Barnes
Sgt. John A Lowry
Sgt. William E Thomas
His biography can be viewed here:
www.baseballsgreatestsacrifice.com/biographies/
dobson_hal.html
The crews were on training flights from the Victorville Army Airfield.
The other three airmen killed were:
2nd Lt. William S Barnes
Sgt. John A Lowry
Sgt. William E Thomas
His biography can be viewed here:
www.baseballsgreatestsacrifice.com/biographies/
dobson_hal.html
Second Lieutenant Dobson, ASN O-743944, was the co-pilot of U.S. Army Air Corps AT-11 Kansan #41-9480 and one of four airmen killed when the Beechcraft trainer bomber collided mid air with another AT-11, twelve miles southwest of Silver Lake, in San Bernardino County, CA.
The crews were on training flights from the Victorville Army Airfield.
The other three airmen killed were:
2nd Lt. William S Barnes
Sgt. John A Lowry
Sgt. William E Thomas
His biography can be viewed here:
www.baseballsgreatestsacrifice.com/biographies/
dobson_hal.html
The crews were on training flights from the Victorville Army Airfield.
The other three airmen killed were:
2nd Lt. William S Barnes
Sgt. John A Lowry
Sgt. William E Thomas
His biography can be viewed here:
www.baseballsgreatestsacrifice.com/biographies/
dobson_hal.html
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