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Crashed somewhere in Burma when an under-wing rocket exploded during a demonstration flight. The occupant fate remains unknown.

At 0810, while cruising vertical to the Gulf of Martaban in good weather conditions, the crew informed ground about his ETA in Moulmein at 0845LT. Sixteen minutes later, the crew informed ground about a new ETA and this was the last radio transmission. As the aircraft failed to arrive in Moulmein, SAR operations were conducted and few debris were found in the Gulf of Martaban but unfortunately, no trace of the 11 occupants.
Crew:
P. H. Sparrow, pilot,
L. A. Stephens, radio officer.

The last radio contact was recorded when the aircraft was flying in the region of Se-nu. As it failed to arrive in Myitkyina, SAR operations were conducted but eventually suspended few days later as no trace of the aircraft was found.

Lost without trace in Burma, maybe in the Kachin State.
Crew:
F/O Richard F. Ketcham,
Cpt Bernard F. Milford,
Sgt Charles A. Perron,
Cpl Claude K. Puckett.

Crashed somewhere in Burma. No info.

Lost without trace somewhere in Burma.
Crew:
2nd Lt Edward Charles Corr Jr.,
Cpl Wendell R. Gross,
Dvr John Henry Morris,
Dvr Albert Edward Robinson,
F/O George Edward Russell,
Sgt Joseph Patrick Ward,
Pvt Birurusu Yomasam.

Crashed in an isolated area located somewhere in Burma. All four crew members survived the crash and walked for three weeks before reaching a village, finding treatment and returning to their base.

Disappeared en route while performing a food supply mission from Myitkyina to Sookerating. SAR did not find any trace of the aircraft nor the four crew members.

The crew was performing a supply mission on behalf of the 117th Squadron. En route, the confirmed by radio they were attacked by Japanese fighters. It appears the aircraft crashed in North Burma, along the Chindwin River. All four occupants were killed.

The aircraft was involved in a supply mission to the troops in Burma. En route, while cruising in poor weather conditions, the aircraft crashed in unknown circumstances somewhere between Dinjan and Myitkyina, most probably in the north Burmese jungle. No trace was ever found.