
BT-13B on 10/2/44
USAAF 2nd Lt. William J. Mann
was one lucky
pilot when he crashed landed this Vultee BT-13B
in the rugged
San Jacinto Mountains on 10/2/44. What does this wreck look like today? We
hope
to find out in the near future. (Photo USAF Official via AAIR)
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BT-13B on 10/3/2010On Sunday,
October 3rd pilots Chris LeFave and Bruce Guberman flew an early morning
search mission that lead to the discovery of BT-13B 42-90401. After a
frustrating hour of searching Chris and Bruce decided give the suspect
area one more pass, and Bruce spotted the BT hidden in a very hard to
see place. Several additional passes over the target have provided more
photos, some of which will appear here at a later time. (Photo by Chris
LeFave)
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On 1/16/11 a 3rd over flight of Vultee BT-13B
42-90401 was made via Bell/Textron Long Ranger. Team members included Bruce
Guberman, Dave Mihalik, Chris LeFave, and G. Pat Macha. (C. LeFave photo)
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