HI-328 c/n 2607

At Miami International in April 1979 while being converted to a freighter for Argo SA (Carl Kramer)	A regular visitor to Miami International in the early 1980's, HI-328 is caught on short final (Ron Mak)	Under 35-40 feet of ocean near St. Thomas, VI shortly after crashing in October 1981 (via Peter J. Marson)

• Final registration - HI-328
• Delivered to USAF February 1949 as C-121A 48-615
• Flew the Westover AFB-Rhein-Main route in support of the Berlin Airlift
• Converted to a VC-121A in ~1950
• To HQ SHAPE 1953 and based at Paris-Orly
• To USAF Europe as VIP transport 1962
• Retired by USAF and flown to Davis Monthan AFB for storage July 1968
• One of five VC-121A's sold to Christler Flying Service at DoD auction on May 5, 1970
• Registered N9466 on July 10, 1970 and converted to an agricultural sprayer
• Leased for the filming of "MacArthur" in 1976 and painted in "SCAP" markings
• "SCAP" markings still present when sold to Sea Hound Intl in January 1979 for conversion to a freighter
• To Argo SA as HI-328 May 1979
• Crashed on short final to Harry Truman Airport, St. Thomas, VI on October 26, 1981
• Wreckage sank in about 35-40 feet of water 150 feet off the coast the next day
• Technically a "survivor"