Gillam Crash Site Survey, Appendix 5

Gillam Survey

Appendix 5: NC-14915 / WSC-146

The Lockheed Electra 10B, NC-14915, SN 1021, piloted by Harold Gillam, being loaded for a flight in the summer of 1942 at Merrill Field in Anchorage, Alaska.

The USCG Cutter McLane (WSC-146) involved in the rescue of the survivor’s of Gillam’s Lockheed Electra crash.

John T. Autrey and Martin V. Stanford Determination of Eligibility for The Harold Gillam Lockheed Electra Plane Crash Site KET-00910, CRM Report 20041005520008, (Ketchikan, AK: Tongass National Forest Service, May 25, 2004), Figure G-2.

Introduction	Purpose	Background Research	Fieldwork	Site Description	Aircraft Parts Recovered	Interpretation	Research Results
Eligibility for National Register	Acknowledgements	Bibliography	Appendix 1: Site Map	Appendix 2: Lockheed Electra	Appendix 3: Putative Heat Shield	Appendix 4: Putative Heat Shield/Lockheed 10B	Appendix 5: NC-14915 & WSC-146

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