Buxton, Maine – October 4, 1943
On October 4, 1943, a British aircraft on a training flight from the Brunswick Naval Air Station was passing over the town of Buxton, Maine, when the pilot was forced to bail out. The pilot landed safely, and the plane went down in a field in the western portion of town in an area known as Bar Hills. No further info at this time.
Source:
The Lewiston Evening Journal, “British Pilot Bails Out As His Plane Crashes At West Buxton”, October 5, 1943.
