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Park City biologist helps lead search for Air Force plane lost in Yukon for 75 years
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Park City biologist helps lead search for Air Force plane lost in Yukon for 75 years
PARK CITY, Utah — Park City local Mike Luers, an environmental biologist and general manager of the Snyderville Basin Water Reclamation District, is partnering with Project Recover to search for a lost U.S. Air Force aircraft that went down in the Alaskan Yukon seventy-five years ago. On Jan. 26, 1950, a U.S. Air Force C-54 Skymaster, departed Anchorage, Alaska, for Great Falls, Montana. As the aircraft crossed into Yukon, Canada, they radioed t…
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