File:AH-1T crash site on Grenada 1983.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionAH-1T crash site on Grenada 1983.jpg | Curious Grenadians inspect ashes and rotor blade that represent the only remains of a U.S. Marine Corps Bell AH-1T SeaCobra, 25 October 1983. The SeaCobra was assigned to Marine medium helicopter transport squadron HMM-261 aboard the USS Guam (LPH-9). During the first day of the invasion of Grenada it was hit during an attack on Fort Frederick and crash landed on a football (US: soccer) field. The pilot, Capt. Jeb F. Seagle was killed after the crash, the co-pilot, Capt. Timothy B. Howard was seriouly wounded, but was rescued. |
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Source | Official USMC photo from the USMC History and Museums Division publication U.S. Marines in Grenada 1983, Washington D.C. (USA), 1987, p. 13 [1] |
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