aircraft crashes in the smoky mtns gsmnp

[rivermtnsky]

wheare can i find coordinates for some aircraft crashes in the smokies (gsmnp) i can find the history of about 45 crashes there but no cords help!

[+Wadcutter]

These are the best I can do to help:

 

http://www.ntsb.gov/ntsb/query.asp#query_start

 

http://www.planecrashinfo.com/database.htm

[+KD7MXI]

wheare can i find coordinates for some aircraft crashes in the smokies (gsmnp) i can find the history of about 45 crashes there but no cords help!

 

i asked a similar q about spy planes and man did i get some flack for it - they said it was in poor taste to look for places where lives may have been los t

[+steve p]

i asked a similar q about spy planes and man did i get some flack for it - they said it was in poor taste to look for places where lives may have been lost

I don't think it would be in poor taste at all, as long as it is done in a respectful manner.

 

There are historical sites everywhere that mark tragedies where people died. People looked for the site of the Titanic. Was that in poor taste? I think there's a marker at the Hindenburg site. People go to Ground Zero to see the site. There are countless examples of bringing people to these locations.

[+Coyote's Girl]

I don't think it's it poor taste. I might think it was a little strange if you were gonna dig for booty there. It'd only be in poor taste if you were doing things that were morbid and creepifying.

[+Polarbz]

And what about all the caches that actually take people INTO graveyards and cemeteries?

[+makysteve]

And what about all the caches that actually take people INTO graveyards and cemeteries?

As long as one of the aircraft is removed(as it very possible someones grave). I see no problem but leave it up to the authorizes to do any digging/removing of parts/