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This Air Force hospital plane is shown after landing safely at Travis Air Force Base. It had collided with a Navy trainer over Stockton. The Navy plane, piloted by two UC students, also landed safely at Alameda Naval Air Station. —{fP) WirephotoStudents Unhurt In Mid-Air Collisionaw-1Lib-! A J°‘nf Navy-Air For op investigation wi|I be held today to deter-ted..;mine cause of th( mid-air collision between two planes, one of them |hat containing two Navy students at the University of California here, adc' Aflei‘ the two planes brushed together in clear weather at 6000 -ate, * OVPr Stockton yesterday afternoon, both craft returned to baseir(j safely. No one was hurt.nia! Thc Navy P,anc- a two-engined Beeehcraft trainer, Janded at1 Alameda Naval Air Station.1nia.1 to; New Locafionfrom Hamilton Air Force Base, less! Pil°l of the craft was Navy Lt.orn; Pilot of the craft was Navy Lt. |# -John L. Scoggin of Oakland. His] I? ril O#*! T r\rco-pilot was Lt. R. J. Taylor of I Ul-)(.t 16U5 Dwight Way. Both are stu- C # AKcdidcntsatuc. loavings Assn.ego I Tll° Navy plane had its tail isod surfaces and right wingtip dam- . Af,pr being in its present locate)]; aged by the mid-air collision. tion for past ^3 ycars. the ' - Berkeley office of First Savint**
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Berkeley Daily Gazette
Berkeley, California, US
Wed, Dec 02, 1953
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