What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
(-23) On 19 April 2008, N3518G, a north American T-6G owned and operated privacy data omitted, while attempting to land at airpark east airport (1F7) the pilot lost control of the aircraft during a gust of wind and went off of the runway. Before the pilot could regain control of the aircraft and return it to the runway, the aircraft struck a fence line with small trees and fence post causing the aircraft to spin and come to a stop on the fence. Aircraft damage noted was a warped left wing, crush damage to the right wing, broken left main landing gear, cowling damage on the bottom of the aircraft, right aileron damage and damage to the propeller. No injuries or fatalities.
As the FAA filed it
(-23) ON 19 APRIL 2008, N3518G, A NORTH AMERICAN T-6G OWNED AND OPERATED ^PRIVACY DATA OMITTED^, WHILE ATTEMPTING TO LAND AT AIRPARK EAST AIRPORT (1F7) THE PILOT LOST CONTROL OF THE AIRCRAFT DURING A GUST OF WIND AND WENT OFF OF THE RUNWAY. BEFORE THE PILOT COULD REGAIN CONTROL OF THE AIRCRAFT AND RETURN IT TO THE RUNWAY, THE AIRCRAFT STRUCK A FENCE LINE WITH SMALL TREES AND FENCE POST CAUSING THE AIRCRAFT TO SPIN AND COME TO A STOP ON THE FENCE. AIRCRAFT DAMAGE NOTED WAS A WARPED LEFT WING, CRUSH DAMAGE TO THE RIGHT WING, BROKEN LEFT MAIN LANDING GEAR, COWLING DAMAGE ON THE BOTTOM OF THE AIRCRAFT, RIGHT AILERON DAMAGE AND DAMAGE TO THE PROPELLER. NO INJURIES OR FATALITIES.
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