1968 Photo by Dave Ramsey at Udorn RTAFB of the exact RF-F4 that two years later would crash into the AFTN building at approximately 2:00pm in the afternoon on April 10, l970. |
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2. Eyewitness Accounts (Page 1) Eyewitness Accounts (Page 2) |
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3. The Photographic Record of the Plane Crash |
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-->16mm color film of the actual plane crash Crash Sequence and Response by Udorn Firemen and Crash Recovery |
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-->Still photos |
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-The Official Photographic Record - 601 Photo Squadron, Udorn RTAFB, Thailand -Aerial Photos of the Crash Site - 432 TRW, Udorn RTAFB, Thailand | ||
4. Initial 48hr. Mishap Report Sent to 13th AF
(Report
declassified by AFHRA on 2/13/03)
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5. Destruction of Udorn AFTN Radio & TV Facility
6.
How the Incident was reported
in the media
a.
The Daily Recce
(Udorn base paper)
b.
New York Times
(Apr 11th) (Apr 13th,
1970)
7.
Crash
Recollection by Jim Treat, NKP Station Manager (Dec 69-Nov 70)
8. Transmitter
Replacement
of Udorn Radio by Patrick Minoughan, AFTN Takhli PD
(Sep 69-Sep 70)
9. Restoring
AFTN Radio Udorn by Bill Ostrander, AFTN Korat, Engineer
(69-70)
Udorn Memorial Service, April 17, 1970
10.
Ecumenical
Memorial Service (Udorn
RTAFB, April 17, l970)
11.
AFTN Newsletter- May, 1970
------They
Will Not Be Soon Forgotten by David T. LaFollette, Lt. Col.
USAF, Chief, AFTN
12.
History of the RF-4C- PhotoReconnaisance
Phantom Updated: 3 / 29 / 2024
AFTN Rpt to 13th AF by Cpt. Horace "Dick" Hiner
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