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December 19th 05, 05:37 AM
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How do I find an old accident report?
My uncle was killed in aircraft accident in WWII, 1940 something. Is it
possible to get the accident report on the crash? I know very little about the crash. He was flying out of Denver for a feeder airline. He was not flying he was the stew. He was a pilot working his was up. They crash into the Rockies. The account I heard was the bean went askew and directed them in to the mountain. I don't know if it is possible to get accident report that old. If it is what information do I need? George 
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