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arizonawrecks

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Another request for information! I'm sorry...


Some more very old, fadedphotos I acquired. These 3 photos from a photo album and are marked just "Fred Grieme's Crack-Up".


I have no idea the date, location, or aircraft type. I know that Fred Grieme was a well-known aviator/barnstormer in the teens & 20s, later an airport administrator with CAB.


Does anyone have any information about this crash?


Appears to have a water-cooled machine gun mounted on the wing, or an MG mount. I am assuming it was an Army aircraft?


THANK YOU!!!


-- Chris Baird
www.arizonawrecks.com




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