United Airlines DC-3 Crashes Into San Francisco Bay
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A United Airlines DC-3 plunged into San Francisco Bay on February 9, 1937. For more than a month the cause of the tragedy that killed 11 people remained a mystery. Then an American Airlines DC-3 experienced a problem that aviation experts linked to the DC-3 mystery in the Bay area. This finding was confirmed by a pilot who had flown with Admiral Byrd during the Antarctic expedition,. The DC-3 was crumpled and almost unrecognizable when it was lifted by a salvage barge from the water of San ...






















