Aircraft Crash Sites

[M2]

Interesting time killer...this guy hikes out to old aircraft crash sites and looks for wreckage...

Joe Idoni's Aircraft Crash Sites Galleries

Cheers! M2

[Fuzz]

Well there goes my night, awesome sight.

[jcj]

Here is a similar site for Oklahoma & Arkansas - a few less crash sites but at a glance I didn't see any duplicates.

https://okwreckchasing.org/crashsites.html

[polcat]

Similar topic. Here's some pretty cool night photos of aircraft in a boneyard:

https://lostamerica.com/photo-items/aviation-warehouse/

[Napoleon_Tanerite]

Not the link I thought I was going to see. I ran across an article a few weeks ago about a guy who hikes around Asia, in particular the Himalayas finding previously lost crash sites. If he finds remains he contacts JPRC. Always good to hear of a fellow aviator getting to come home, even if it is a bit late. Link:

https://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/05/24/rugged-mountains-yield-hundreds-wwii-era-plane-crashes-lost-hump-airmen/

[epsilon]

Very cool. I think this would be a great way to get outside and hike.