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On 20 September 1969, an Air Vietnam Douglas C-54 and a United States Air Force McDonnell Douglas F-4E Phantom II collided in mid-air on approach to Da Nang Air Base, Da Nang, South Vietnam. Although the navigator ejected from the F-4, injuring himself on landing, the remaining pilot managed to safely land the aircraft. The crew of the C-54 attempted to perform a go-around but were unable to due to damage sustained during the collision and subsequently crashed into a field, killing 75 of the 77 passengers and crew, 2 people on the ground, and injuring two others.
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