Flight 383/128 Memorial Group Homepage:
http://www.flightmemorial.vpweb.com/

AA Flight 383 Crash - This has become a very special gallery. I am very surprised by the number of comments and responses I have received about the 383 tragedy since first visiting the crash site in 2005. It has been so overwhelming that we are constructed three websites dedicated to the major Northern Kentucky airliner crashes that occurred in the 1960s. For additional information click: https://www.freebase.com/view/base/americanairlinesflight383 and/or to our E-Book: http://journals.fotki.com/Rollie08/ . To visit the Aviation Memorial Grove Official Website: http://flightmemorial.vpweb.com/?prefix=www . This gallery will continue to be updated.

Flight 383/128 Memorial Group Homepage:
http://www.flightmemorial.vpweb.com/

VIEWER DISCRETION IS ADVISED

This gallery of photos are from the November 1965 editions of the Kentucky Post and has been provided to us courtesy of the Kenton County Public Library which has given us permission to publish them on our websites.

We have now added several additional photographs to this album, courtesy of the Hebron, Kentucky Fire Protection District and Harvey Pelley.

On March 1, 2010, images were again added to this gallery, courtesy of Mrs. John Murphy.

Flight 383/128 Memorial Group Homepage:
http://www.flightmemorial.vpweb.com/


AA Flight 383 Crash-See "my journals" on this site: http://journals.fotki.com/Rollie08/

OUR VIDEO IN THIS ALBUM MAY NOT BE SUITABLE FOR ALL OF OUR GUESTS. VIEWER DISCRETION IS ADVISED! SEE VIDEO DESCRIPTION BELOW...

...On Saturday, July 17, 2010, the Flight 383/128 Memorial Group had the honor of meeting Dr. Paul and Dorian Hart-Cochran when they visited us from Hyannis, Ma. Dorian's father, Bruce Hart, a Decca Records engineer, passed away when American Airlines flight 383 from New York's LaGuardia Airport slammed into a northern Boone County Kentucky hillside as it approached the Greater Cincinnati Airport. The video is a record of our hike to the crash site provided by Dr. Cochran and edited by Rollie Puterbaugh. Again, we suggest viewer discretion.

This gallery is dedicated to passengers and flight crew members of American Airlines Flight 383. Family members and friends are welcome to submit photographs and documents of them in memory of their lives and accomplishments. Contact me on this website or at rollie13@msn.com. For a complete list of passengers and crew visit us at Freebase: http://americanairlinesflight383.freebase.com/

The American Airlines Flight 383 Kentucky Historical Roadside Marker now stands in place along Kentucky Route 8 west of Covington, Kentucky. It was dedicated on May 21, 2011.