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#15 UH-1D S/n 66-0952 Huey crash in Santa Rita Mountains, Tucson, April 26, 1967
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Visiting Bell UH-1D 66-0952 crash site. The Huey crashed on April 26, 1967, south of Tucson, Arizona, in the Santa Rita Mountains. At the time of the crash, the helicopter was on an assignment that was part of Project Cloud Gap. Please go to iTunes to download the episode, Huey crash on iTunes.Thanks for watching the podcast. View more research at Aerospace Archaeology.
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Visiting Bell UH-1D 66-0952 crash site. The Huey crashed on April 26, 1967, south of Tucson, Arizona, in the Santa Rita Mountains. At the time of the crash, the helicopter was on an assignment that was part of Project Cloud Gap. Please go to iTunes to download the episode, Huey crash on iTunes.Thanks for watching the podcast. View more research at Aerospace Archaeology.
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