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Ardmore Air Crash

Carter County · on OK-53, on the corner of Ardmore Industrial Airpark (See Ardmore Army Air Field) · location approximate

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On April 22, 1966, six soldiers and a crew of six died when an American Flyers Company Electra turboprop airplane crashed in the Arbuckle Mountains about "two miles and two hills" east of the Ardmore Airpark. Seventeen survived the crash. The plane was en route from Fort Ord, California, to Fort Benning, Georgia.

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