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Technical Sergeant Neil Walker. Radio Operator, 388th Bomb Group. Neil F Walker flew as a radio operator with the 388th Bomb Group. He died suddenly of lobar pneumonia at the age of 28.
Died 7 November 1952
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First Lieutenant John Ennis. Bombardier & Pilotage Navigator, 466th Bomb Group. Original member of the 466th BG/786th BS Was bombardier on the Russell J. Willer Crew - Crew #604 Trained as a Pilotage Navigator and flew in the role with the Fred A. McC
Died 7 November 1972
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Major John Michael. Station Communications Officer, 466th Bomb Group. Retired from the USAF with the rank of Lt. Colonel.
Died 7 November 1997
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Staff Sergeant (3rd Grade) Eldon Schwarz. Assistant Armored Gunner, .
Died 7 November 1997
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Technical Sergeant Eugene Davis. Top Turret Gunner ; Flight Engineer, 303rd Bomb Group "Hell's Angels". 1st Mission was #110 Diephotz, Germany Feb 21, 19944. Flew on the 75th Mission of the' Knockout Dropper' #4124605, Mar 27th &#
Died 7 November 1997
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Lieutenant George White. Co-Pilot, 453rd Bomb Group. "We just went over there and dropped a few bomb and then came home, that' all."
Died 7 November 1998
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Richard Turnbough. Pilot, 94th Bomb Group. Pilot of the Stormy Weather
Died 7 November 2001
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Lieutenant Keith Schuyler. Bomber Pilot, 44th Bomb Group The Flying Eightballs. Shot down on 10th Mission, 29 April 1944. POW.
Died 7 November 2008
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Second Lieutenant Darwin Nelson. Pilot, 384th Bomb Group. Shot down 1 December 1943 in B-17 #42-29768 'Winsome Winn II. ' Prisoner of War (POW). Missing Air Crew Report #1336
Died 7 November 2008
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Major George Durgin. Pilot, 493rd Bomb Group. First mission was flown on D-Day. Flew B24's until August 1944, was then switched to B17's. Flew B-17 called 'Ulpy'. On mission to Madgeburg was hit by flak and forced to land in Brussels
Died 7 November 2015
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