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139

Total of accidents

181

Total of fatalities

Aug 11, 1939

Worst accident (9 fatalities)

Image	Date	Operator	A/C Type	Location	Fatalities	Registration
	Jan 4, 1937		Martin B-10 (Model 139 & 166)	Hamilton AFB (Novato), California	2	34-79	+
	Dec 22, 1936		Martin B-10 (Model 139 & 166)	Mitchel AFB (Long Island), New York	0	34-50	+
	Nov 11, 1936		Douglas Dolphin	Kalaeloa-John Rogers (Honolulu), Hawaii	0	32-410	+
	Nov 5, 1936		Keystone LB-4	Kelly AFB (ex Brooks Field, San Antonio), Texas	0	32-120	+
	Oct 25, 1936		Martin B-10 (Model 139 & 166)	Bryans Mill, Texas	2	34-48	+
	Oct 21, 1936		Martin B-10 (Model 139 & 166)	Claremont, Virginia	0	34-97	+
	Sep 22, 1936		Martin B-10 (Model 139 & 166)	Providence, Rhode Island	4	35-242	+
	Sep 4, 1936		Keystone LB-5	Kelly AFB (ex Brooks Field, San Antonio), Texas	0	30-335	+
	Aug 13, 1936		Martin B-10 (Model 139 & 166)	West Point, Virginia	3	34-106	+
	Aug 6, 1936		Douglas Dolphin	Solomons, Maryland	0	32-405	+
	Jul 25, 1936		Martin B-10 (Model 139 & 166)	Denbigh, Virginia	0	34-107	+
	Jun 30, 1936		Martin B-10 (Model 139 & 166)	Bocas del Toro, Bocas del Toro	0	34-57	+
	May 12, 1936		Keystone LB-6	Penonomé, Coclé	2	30-351	+
	Apr 5, 1936		Keystone LB-6	Fredericksburg, Pennsylvania	5	32-173	+
	Feb 12, 1936		Keystone LB-6	Atlanta, Georgia	0	32-152	+
	Jan 24, 1936		Keystone LB-4	Luke Field AFB, Ford Island, Hawaii	2	32-132	+
	Jan 24, 1936		Keystone LB-4	Luke Field AFB, Ford Island, Hawaii	4	32-118	+
	Jan 9, 1936		Keystone LB-6	Mineola, New York	0	30-353	+
	Dec 9, 1935		Keystone LB-3	Colón, Colón	3	30-289	+
	Sep 8, 1935		Keystone LB-6	Enfield, Virginia	0	32-158	+