What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
On April 24 Mr. Steven desruisseaux was flying his recently completed "Searey" amphibious experirmental airplane operation under 14 CFR 91. On the second water landing of the day his approach was too fast and on touch down, he gave some forward stick which caused the nose to dive in the water. Corrections were not given quick enough and the aircraft flipped and sank. The aircraft was recovered with a broken windshield and sideglass. Additionally there was skin damage to the lower portion of the bow, and the wing fabric was cut to drain waer for recovery.
As the FAA filed it
ON APRIL 24 MR. STEVEN DESRUISSEAUX WAS FLYING HIS RECENTLY COMPLETED "SEAREY" AMPHIBIOUS EXPERIRMENTAL AIRPLANE OPERATION UNDER 14 CFR 91. ON THE SECOND WATER LANDING OF THE DAY HIS APPROACH WAS TOO FAST AND ON TOUCH DOWN, HE GAVE SOME FORWARD STICK WHICH CAUSED THE NOSE TO DIVE IN THE WATER. CORRECTIONS WERE NOT GIVEN QUICK ENOUGH AND THE AIRCRAFT FLIPPED AND SANK. THE AIRCRAFT WAS RECOVERED WITH A BROKEN WINDSHIELD AND SIDEGLASS. ADDITIONALLY THERE WAS SKIN DAMAGE TO THE LOWER PORTION OF THE BOW, AND THE WING FABRIC WAS CUT TO DRAIN WAER FOR RECOVERY.