Editing Williams Air Force Base (section)

==Accidents and incidents==
Williams Field suffered its first fatal accident in the six months it had been open as an advanced training base on 3 June 1942 when [[Curtiss-Wright AT-9|Curtiss-Wright AT-9-CS Fledgling]], ''41-5867'', of the 333d School Squadron, crashed five miles NE of the base, apparently flown into the ground,<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.aviationarchaeology.com/src/AARmonthly/Jun1942.htm|title=June 1942 USAAF Accident Reports|website=www.aviationarchaeology.com}}</ref> killing John Clifford Eustice, 23, of [[Salt Lake City]], Utah, and Irving C. Frank, 24, of [[Brooklyn]], New York.<ref>Associated Press, "Field's First Tragedy", ''The Spokesman-Review'', Spokane, Washington, Friday 5 June 1942, Volume 62, Number 20, page 11.</ref>