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Looking for information regarding a HTL-4, 128625, VMO-6

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kwfan
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I found two records in KORWALD. Does anyone know the real result of the 1st incident? It looks like the helicopter was repaired and flied again, instead of the total loss the record claimed.

KORWALD Loss Incident Summary
Date of Loss: 510827
Tail Number: 128625
Aircraft Type: HTL-4
Wing or Group: 1st MAW
Squadron: VMO-6
Circumstances of Loss: Engine failure, partial autorotational landing, total loss

Crewmembers Associated With This Loss
Name
(Last, First Middle) Rank Service Status Comments
HAGER,JR., Frank P. COL USMC NIJ
LUTHER, Robert E. CAPT USMC NIJ

KORWALD Loss Incident Summary
Date of Loss: 520314
Tail Number: 128625
Aircraft Type: HTL-4
Wing or Group: 1st MAW
Squadron: VMO-6
Circumstances of Loss: Evacuation mission, crashed in high winds when making low approach near Ku-Dong

Crewmembers Associated With This Loss
Name
(Last, First Middle) Rank Service Status Comments
LUCEY, Paul A. CAPT USMC NIJ Uninjured
MCMILLIN, Walter T. CAPT USMC NIJ Uninjured

 
Posted : 2010-01-12 14:59
Larry Wright
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Looking for HTL 4 VMO 6

You could check with Paul Lucey. He might remeber both events. He lives in San Francisco.

 
Posted : 2010-01-14 01:26
Anonymous
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HTL-4 128625 was recieved by MWSS-1, location given as "Japan" on the 3rd of September 1951 after being with VMO-6. I presume this was some kind of repair organisation? It was re-issued to VMO-6 on the 25th of September 1951, so I guess the damage couldn't have been too severe. It was written off on the 14th March 1952 with VMO-6.

 
Posted : 2010-01-31 17:47
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