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WatersJoseph PatrickUSA![]() |
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| Birthdate: | 31.03.1932 |
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| Selection date: | ??.??.1965/1966 |
| Position: | PLT |
| Status: | Ret. 30.06.1966 |
| Day of death: | 16.10.1972 |
| Place of death: | near Edwards AFB, California |
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Lieutenant Colonel
USAF.
Candidate for
MOL-2 und
MOL-3. Waters was a member of the Aerospace Research
Pilot School's Class 66B. On 16 October 1972, Waters was flying an Air Force
F-4C (upgraded to an YF-4E configuration) Phantom fighter jet with Capt. John
Evans as his engineer. They were operating as a chase plane during a test
mission of another aircraft over the desert about 10 miles north of Edwards
AFB, when, at
4:30 p.m., there was a flight control malfunction accompanied by a pitch-up,
and a crash ensued. The Air Force later identified the men as Capt. John D.
Evans, 32 years old, of Farmington, Iowa, and Lt. Col. Joseph P. Waters, 40,
from New York City. |
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