Ann Arbor Airport Hangar Destroyed By Windstorm, April 1941

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1941
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Ann Arbor News, April 21, 1941
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This was an airport hangar before windstorm. A bomb dropped by an invading airplane could have done little more damage, except to dig a hole, than was caused to a hangar and workshop being constructed at the Ann Arbor airport by what apparently was a tip of a cyclone during Saturday night's windstorm. The wreckage, shown scattered over the landscape, formerly stood atop the building blocks in the foreground. An airplane also was damaged, bringing the total loss to nearly $3,500.
Ann Arbor News, April 21, 1941
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This was an airport hangar before windstorm. A bomb dropped by an invading airplane could have done little more damage, except to dig a hole, than was caused to a hangar and workshop being constructed at the Ann Arbor airport by what apparently was a tip of a cyclone during Saturday night's windstorm. The wreckage, shown scattered over the landscape, formerly stood atop the building blocks in the foreground. An airplane also was damaged, bringing the total loss to nearly $3,500.
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Wreckage After Two Planes Collided After Take Off From Ann Arbor Municipal Airport, June 1966 Photographer: Doug Fulton

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1966
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Ann Arbor News, June 27, 1966
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Three men were injured at noon yesterday when these planes collided after taking off from Ann Arbor Municipal Airport. George W. Toma of Dexter, pilot of the plane in the background; his student passenger, Elmer F. Hoyer of Southfield, and Richard A. Redwine of Toledo are in satisfactory condition at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. The planes collided 25 feet in the air after taking off from separate runways.
Ann Arbor News, June 27, 1966
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Three men were injured at noon yesterday when these planes collided after taking off from Ann Arbor Municipal Airport. George W. Toma of Dexter, pilot of the plane in the background; his student passenger, Elmer F. Hoyer of Southfield, and Richard A. Redwine of Toledo are in satisfactory condition at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. The planes collided 25 feet in the air after taking off from separate runways.
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Wreckage After Two Planes Collided After Take Off From Ann Arbor Municipal Airport, June 1966 Photographer: Doug Fulton

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1966
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Wreckage After Two Planes Collided After Take Off From Ann Arbor Municipal Airport, June 1966 Photographer: Doug Fulton

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1966
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Wreckage After Two Planes Collided After Take Off From Ann Arbor Municipal Airport, June 1966 Photographer: Doug Fulton

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Collision After Takeoff

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Planes Hit; Three Hurt

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Auto, Bus Sound Death Note For Trolley Lines

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19
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May
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1936
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