The California Highway Patrol was formed in 1929 and Officer Archer was the 160th CHP officer killed in the line-of-duty.
On February 24, 1982, CHP Pilot-Officer George R. Carey, ID #4044, and his partner, CHP Flight Officer Kenneth L. Archer, ID #7255, were killed when their CHP helicopter crashed during a search mission in the Harper Lake area west of Barstow.
Officer Archer was a 13-year veteran of the Highway Patrol and had been assigned to the South Los Angeles Area office before transferring to Barstow in 1970.
Officer Archer was 42 years old.
On February 24, 1982, CHP Pilot-Officer George R. Carey, ID #4044, and his partner, CHP Flight Officer Kenneth L. Archer, ID #7255, were killed when their CHP helicopter crashed during a search mission in the Harper Lake area west of Barstow.
Officer Archer was a 13-year veteran of the Highway Patrol and had been assigned to the South Los Angeles Area office before transferring to Barstow in 1970.
Officer Archer was 42 years old.
The California Highway Patrol was formed in 1929 and Officer Archer was the 160th CHP officer killed in the line-of-duty.
On February 24, 1982, CHP Pilot-Officer George R. Carey, ID #4044, and his partner, CHP Flight Officer Kenneth L. Archer, ID #7255, were killed when their CHP helicopter crashed during a search mission in the Harper Lake area west of Barstow.
Officer Archer was a 13-year veteran of the Highway Patrol and had been assigned to the South Los Angeles Area office before transferring to Barstow in 1970.
Officer Archer was 42 years old.
On February 24, 1982, CHP Pilot-Officer George R. Carey, ID #4044, and his partner, CHP Flight Officer Kenneth L. Archer, ID #7255, were killed when their CHP helicopter crashed during a search mission in the Harper Lake area west of Barstow.
Officer Archer was a 13-year veteran of the Highway Patrol and had been assigned to the South Los Angeles Area office before transferring to Barstow in 1970.
Officer Archer was 42 years old.
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