Consolidated PBY Catalina

The floatplane water looped upon takeoff and crashed off Tongue Point NAS. A crew member was rescued and eight others were killed.

The crew was completing a patrol mission when he encountered poor visibility. While cruising in fog, the floatplane impacted the slope of Mt Elkhorn located 25 km northwest of Staunton. All 7 crew members were killed.

While on a maritime patrol flight, the seaplane was shot down by a Japanese Nakajima Ki-27. The crew reduced his altitude in ditched the airplane off Sumatra. The airplane sank and all occupants survived.

The floatplane was engaged in an operation over the Bali Island. While approaching Denpasar Airport at an altitude of 150 feet, it was shot down by a Japanese fighter and crashed, bursting into flames. All seven crew members were killed.
Crew:
Ltjg William S. Robinson, pilot,
RM1c Ted Moreland,
AMM1c Alder J. Holder,
AMM2c Dodd W. Watkins,
RM1c Paul H. Landers,
AM2c Willard O. Perry,
RM2c Truman W. Miller.

The floatplane crashed in unknown circumstances into the sea off Rabaul, killing the entire crew.
Crew (11th Squadron):
Cpl Raymond James Adams,
S/L Ernest Victor Beaumont,
LAC Maxwell Dawson Raymond Berghouse,
F/O Michael Whittam Edwards,
AC1 Leonard Leslie Farrands,
LAC George Lancelot Formby,
LAC Cyril Grainger,
Sgt Raymond John Richardson.

While completing a turn at low height, the floatplane impacted the water surface and crashed in the Oregon Inlet. All crew members were killed.

While landing in the harbor of Tanjung Priok, Jakarta, the floatplane crashed and sank. All five crew members were killed.

En route from Indonesia to Australia, the floatplane was attacked by the pilot of a Japanese Mitsubishi Zero. Bullets impacted the fuselage, fuel tanks and the right wing that caught fire. The captain reduced his altitude and attempted to ditch the airplane off Bathurst Island, north of Darwin. Upon touchdown, the seaplane overturned and sank quickly. Nevertheless, all 18 occupants were able to evacuate the cabin and were later rescued by the crew of the Philippines ship named 'Don Isidro' then disembarked on Bathurst Island.

The floatplane departed Kaneohe Bay NAS on a maritime patrol flight with a crew of eight. After liftoff in poor weather conditions (a storm was passing over the area), the airplane clipped trees and crashed. A crew member was seriously injured and seven others were killed. Few hours later, the only survivor died from injuries sustained.

The floatplane went into a spin and crashed in the St Johns River off the Jacksonville NAS. Two crew members were injured and four others were killed.