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Accidents - Disasters - Fires - Floods - Tragedies

Aug. 08, 1971 - Tragic Accident of the ADAC-Rescue-Helicopter: The ADAC (general German automobil-club) rescue-helicopter Christoph (type BO 105 - Messerschmidt-Bolkow-Blohm) crashed during a rescue-flight on the sportsground of the Man-Company in Munich (West-Germany). The emergency-doctor Joachim Guskar (34) died, the pilot Ulrich Tramnau (34) and the ambulance-man Jochim Schulze (27) were badly injured. The helicopter was demanded because of a traffic-accident to take a badly helicopter was demanded because of a traffic-accident to take a badly injured boy to hospital. Above the landing-spot the helicopter crashed (the reason why isn't clear yet). The emergency-doctor Joachim Guskar fell out from about 25 yards height and died immediately. Photo shows The place where the accident happened with the demolished ADAC helicopter

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