File:Eddie August Schneider (1910-1940) and George Wilson Herzog (1903-1940) in The San Bernardino County Sun of San Bernardino, California on 24 December 1940 via the Associated Press.jpg

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DescriptionEddie August Schneider (1910-1940) and George Wilson Herzog (1903-1940) in The San Bernardino County Sun of San Bernardino, California on 24 December 1940 via the Associated Press.jpg	English: Eddie August Schneider (1910-1940) and George Wilson Herzog (1903-1940) in The San Bernardino County Sun of San Bernardino, California on 24 December 1940 via the Associated Press
Date	24 December 1940
Source	The San Bernardino County Sun of San Bernardino, California on 24 December 1940 via the Associated Press
Author	Associated Press  (fl. 1940)      Alternative names AP; AP Wire; the Associated Press; the AP; The Associated Press; apnews.com; ap.org Work period 1940  Authority file : Q40469 VIAF: 152390251 ISNI: 0000000094660552 LCCN: n80075894 NLA: 35009269 MusicBrainz: a087ed22-2b4f-4b49-a958-343d50ddaad7 WorldCat creator QS:P170,Q40469
Other versions	File:Eddie August Schneider (1910-1940) death in The San Bernardino County Sun of San Bernardino, California on 24 December 1940.pdf

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Planes Collide, Two Killed in One Craft. (By Associated Press) New York City, New York; December 23, 1940. Two men were killed today when a navy plane and small monoplane collided over Floyd Bennett field. The monoplane, piloted by Eddie Schneider, 26, an instructor, and George Herzog, 22, a pilot taking a "refresher" course, went into a spin and crashed Into Jamaica bay off Marine park, Brooklyn. The navy ship, piloted by Ensign Keuhner and with Cadet Franklin Newcomer as a passenger, made a safe landing at Floyd Bennett field, only slightly damaged.

People[edit]

• Eddie August Schneider (1911-1940)
• George Wilson Herzog (1903-1940)
• Ensign Kenneth Adolph Kuehner (1915-1984) of Minster, Ohio
• Second Class Seaman Franklin Newcomer (1915-1994) of Rochester, Ohio

Aircraft[edit]

• Boeing-Stearman Model 75
• Piper J-3 Cub

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