AIRMAN KILLED
CRASH AT NIGHT ANOTHER FLYER INJURED ACCIDENT IN LANDING (Per Press! Association.) WELLINGTON, this day. Two air accidents are reported from the Royal New Zealand Air Force station at Blenheim to-day. Leading Aircraftman Felix Patrick Ulenberg, who was flying solo during night flying training, was killed when his machine-crashed. The cause of the accident is obscure. Leading-AireraftmSh "Uleri’derg was born in Stratford in 1915 and educated at the New Plymouth Boys’ High School,. and his next-of-kin was Mrs. A. T. Ulenberg, New Plymouth. In the other accident, Pilot-Officer Clive Dudley Alfred Highet, whrise -next-of-kin is his father, Mr. G. C. Highet, Wellington, was severely injured and the other occupant of the machine, Leading-Aircraftman Thomas Leslie Cowin, was not injured. This accident occurred . during a landing following night flying training. A court of inquiry is being held.
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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20618, 20 November 1941, Page 6
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