Captain Jenkins perished when U.S. Air Force B-52D Stratofortress #55-0082 crashed into woods near Perth-Andover, New Brunswick, ten miles from Loring Air Force Base, Limestone, Maine, where the aircraft was based with the 42nd Bomb Wing.
He was the Aircraft Commander pilot.
Other crew members killed on this flight:
Capt. William C Davidson
Capt. John McCune
Maj. Marquid H D Myers
Lt. Charles S Cole
Lt. Anders Larson
Lt. Walter A Thomas
Sgt. Ray Miller
Only the co-pilot survived by ejecting
before the bomber crashed.
He was the Aircraft Commander pilot.
Other crew members killed on this flight:
Capt. William C Davidson
Capt. John McCune
Maj. Marquid H D Myers
Lt. Charles S Cole
Lt. Anders Larson
Lt. Walter A Thomas
Sgt. Ray Miller
Only the co-pilot survived by ejecting
before the bomber crashed.
Captain Jenkins perished when U.S. Air Force B-52D Stratofortress #55-0082 crashed into woods near Perth-Andover, New Brunswick, ten miles from Loring Air Force Base, Limestone, Maine, where the aircraft was based with the 42nd Bomb Wing.
He was the Aircraft Commander pilot.
Other crew members killed on this flight:
Capt. William C Davidson
Capt. John McCune
Maj. Marquid H D Myers
Lt. Charles S Cole
Lt. Anders Larson
Lt. Walter A Thomas
Sgt. Ray Miller
Only the co-pilot survived by ejecting
before the bomber crashed.
He was the Aircraft Commander pilot.
Other crew members killed on this flight:
Capt. William C Davidson
Capt. John McCune
Maj. Marquid H D Myers
Lt. Charles S Cole
Lt. Anders Larson
Lt. Walter A Thomas
Sgt. Ray Miller
Only the co-pilot survived by ejecting
before the bomber crashed.
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OHIO
MAJOR
70 BOMB SQ AF
WORLD WAR II KOREA AM
Gravesite Details
Entered the service from Ohio; S/N AO 711212
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