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1125 smashed and battered bodies and the main portion of wreckage were discovered.Salvage c r*e w s , meanwhile, searched the tangled wreckage for personal effects of the 26 army and navy officers and enlisted, men who died in the crash. j pGeneral Arrives Brig. Gen. W. H. Tunner, commanding general of the continental division of the army air transport command, arrived in Rena by plane yesterday to make a personal investigation of the crash.Tunner, whose headquarters are at Cincirmatti, O., flew here from Dallas, Tex., in a C-54 with several members of his staff. 1-Ie left shortly after his arrival for the scene of the crash.Two officers from the air corps’ office of flying safety at Winston-Salem, N. C., meanwhile, also arrived in Reno to make an investigation into the crash. •
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Nevada State Journal

Reno, Nevada, US

Fri, Mar 22, 1946

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