Gander crash

Robbie Sipes, chair of the Christian County Military Affairs Committee at the Chamber of Commerce, speaks at the Monday, Dec. 12, Gander Memorial Service as a color guard from Fort Campbell stands next to stone markers that bear the names of the 248 soldiers who died in the Gander, Newfoundland crash in 1985.

History

Gander crash anniversary ceremony highlights Hopkinsville’s ties to Fort Campbell

Jennifer P. Brown

Every year on the anniversary of the Dec. 12, 1985, air crash that killed 248 soldiers, community members and Fort Campbell officials meet for a memorial service in Hopkinsville.

Military

Victims Of Gander Crash Being Remembered At Ceremony

The Associated Press

Fort Campbell is holding a memorial service for 248 soldiers who were killed 33 years ago in a plane crash.A statement from the U.S. Army post on the…

Society

Victims of Gander Crash Being Remembered at Ceremony

The Associated Press

Fort Campbell is holding a memorial service for 248 soldiers who were killed 31 years ago in a plane crash.A statement from the Army post on the…

Society

101st Remembers Comrades Lost at Gander

Todd Hatton

Soldiers of the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) and members of the public are attending memorial services today for comrades killed 28 years ago…

Society

Memorial Honors Soldiers Killed in 1985 Crash

The Associated Press

The 101st Airborne Division and its 2nd Brigade Combat Team will hold a memorial service Wednesday to mark the anniversary of a 1985 plane crash that took…