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Captain Robert Hobert. Pilot, 4th Fighter Group. Robert Hobert was from Woodland, Washington. He was assigned to the 133 [Eagle] Sqn RAF and transferred to the 336th fighter squadron, 4th Fighter Group, in May 1943 staying until April 1944. Promoted to 1
Died 6 April 1944
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Colonel Robert Stephens. Pilot, 354th Fighter Group. Robert W Stephens flew 80 combat missions over Germany in World War II and had a total of 241 combat hours. He enlisted in Feb 1942 and by 1944 had advanced to the rank of Lt Colonel and was commander o
Died 6 April 1960
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Staff Sergeant (3rd Grade) Abe Frost. Ball Turret Gunner, 466th Bomb Group.
Died 6 April 1990
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Second Lieutenant Henry Northrop. Pilot, 458th Bomb Group. Crashed in Blick, Germany, near the village Süderbrarup in Schleswig-Holstein on 6/18/44 in B-24 “Rhapsody in Junk.” POW at Stalag Luft III and Stalag VII-A. Henry Northrop'
Died 6 April 1998
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Captain Elton Long. Pilot, 404th Fighter Group. Credited with 100 combat missions Went on to post war fame as an engineer and inventor with Case: The man who started at Case as Chief Product Engineer for the loader/backhoe, and retired 29 years later as V
Died 6 April 2003
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Staff Sergeant William Schubert. Tail Gunner, 385th Bomb Group.
Died 6 April 2004
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General Lewis Lyle. Commanding Officer, 303rd Bomb Group "Hell's Angels". 17-Feb-42 Assigned as a Pilot with 303BG/360BS at Gowen Field, Boise, Idaho. 6-Mar-42 assigned as Pilot with crew of B-17F 41-24559 [PU-F] "Ooold Soljer",
Died 6 April 2008
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Sergeant Donald Geng. Ball Turret Gunner, 303rd Bomb Group "Hell's Angels". Donald F. Geng, B-17 Ball Turret Gunner, Sgt., United States Army Air Forces, Eighth Air Force, 303rd Bomb Group (Heavy) ("Hells Angels," Motto: "Mig
Died 6 April 2011
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