Boeing-Vertol CH-46F This model is a version of 107M H-46 Sea Knight
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Helicopter Boeing-Vertol CH-46F Serial 2486 Register 155317 used by US Marine Corps. Built 1968. Aircraft history
ID 155317 US Marine Corps BV-107M, c/n 2486, ff? accepted BuWepsRep, FR, Morton, PA as CH-46F 155317 12Dec68 xfer HMM-162 20Dec68 xfer H&MS-26 19Feb71 xfer HMM-162 07Apr71 xfer H&MS-26 01Jun71 xfer NAS North Island A&T 12Mar72 xfer HMM-262 23Mar72 further unit xfers unk conv CH-46E unk unit xfers unk xfer HMM-268 , YQ-0, unk w/o 14Feb86. 155317 US Marine Corps Boeing-Vertol CH-46E 26jan82 155317 US Marine Corps NAS Cubi Point accident ( 14-feb-86 ) HMM-268 , 11 MAG It was on a routine night operation when it plunged into the sea about 10 miles southwest of Cubi Point Naval Air Station, Philippine Islands. Killed in the crash were 1st Lt. Michael Milnes of Ann Arbor, Mich., the co-pilot, and crew chief Cpl. Kenneth J. Badeaux Jr. of Baton Rouge, La. The pilot, Capt. Paul S. Desantis of Norwood, Mass., was picked up by rescuers and was hospitalized in stable condition. A 17-hour search of the area failed to locate either Milnes or Badeaux