Narrative:A C-54 Skymaster was destroyed when it crashed into
the Atlantic Ocean off Florida. All six on board were killed.
The airplane operated on an over water flight from Bermuda-
Kindley Field to West Palm Beach, FL. En route the airplane
entered an area of severe weather. The pilot failed to maintain
control of the airplane. After considering all available facts
and existing weather conditions, it is the opinion of the
Accident Investigating Board at Morrison Field, Florida, that
the aircraft encountered violent turbulence and the pilot lost
control of the aircraft. It is possible that structural failure
was a factor prior to contact with the ocean. No evidence of
fire exists. There was no evidence of a ditching attempt and the
debris found indicates that the crew compartment was torn apart
on contact with the ocean. The last plotted position of the
aircraft and the corresponding position of the frontal zone
substantiates the weather assumption. Contributing factors to
this accident were possible navigat