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Pilot Officer Vernon Keough. Pilot, . Born in Brooklyn, New York around 1912, the son of Charles and Constance Theresa Keough. He had earned a civil pilot's licence in America and was also a professional parachute jumper with over 500 jumps, performi
Died 15 February 1941
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Captain Charles Moore. Pilot, 93rd Bomb Group The Traveling Circus. Killed in Action (KIA) 15 February 1943 when temporarily assigned to 9th AF. Flew out of Gambia, Libya to target Naples in B-24 41-23675 Celhalopdos. Went down over Naples, Italy. DFC w/
Died 15 February 1943
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First Lieutenant Harold Tushla. Navigator, 93rd Bomb Group The Traveling Circus. Killed in Action (KIA) 15 February 1943 when temporarily assigned to 9th AF. Flew out of Gambia, Libya to target Naples in B-24 41-23675 Celhalopdos. Went down over Naples, I
Died 15 February 1943
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First Lieutenant John Paschal. Bombardier, 93rd Bomb Group The Traveling Circus. Killed in Action (KIA) 15 February 1943 when temporarily assigned to 9th AF. Flew out of Gambia, Libya to target Naples in B-24 41-23675 Celhalopdos. Went down over Naples, I
Died 15 February 1943
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First Lieutenant Robert Brown. Co-Pilot, 93rd Bomb Group The Traveling Circus. Killed in Action (KIA) 15 February 1943. TDY to 9th AF, 'Celhalopdos' B-24D-1-CO 41-23675 went down over Naples, Italy. Earlier on 13 December 1942, while on temporar
Died 15 February 1943
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Staff Sergeant Benjamin Luglio. Gunner, 93rd Bomb Group The Traveling Circus. Killed in Action (KIA) 15 February 1943 when temporarily assigned to 9th AF. Flew out of Gambia, Libya to target Naples in B-24 41-23675 Celhalopdos. Went down over Naples, Ital
Died 15 February 1943
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Staff Sergeant Clifton Dennis. Gunner, 93rd Bomb Group The Traveling Circus. Killed in Action (KIA) 15 February 1943 when temporarily assigned to 9th AF. Flew out of Gambia, Libya to target Naples in B-24 41-23675 Celhalopdos. Went down over Naples, Italy
Died 15 February 1943
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Staff Sergeant James Coffelt. Gunner, 93rd Bomb Group The Traveling Circus. Killed in Action (KIA) 15 February 1943 when temporarily assigned to 9th AF. Flew out of Gambia, Libya to target Naples in B-24 41-23675 Celhalopdos. Went down over Naples, Italy.
Died 15 February 1943
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Staff Sergeant Samuel Powell. Gunner, Tail Gunner, 93rd Bomb Group The Traveling Circus. Killed in Action (KIA) 7 December 1942. Took off from Portreath for Oran, crashed into mountain on approach to Tafaroui, killing all crew members. Plane was B-24D-1-C
Died 15 February 1943
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Technical Sergeant Augustus Thompson. Flight Engineer; Top Turret Gunner, 93rd Bomb Group The Traveling Circus. Killed in Action (KIA) 15 February 1943 when temporarily assigned to 9th AF. Flew out of Gambia, Libya to target Naples in B-24 41-23675 Celhal
Died 15 February 1943
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BOMB TARGETS OF OPPORTUNITY OIL REFINERY MARSHALLING YARDS INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX CANAL BOMB TARGETS OF OPPORTUNITY OIL REFINERY BOMB TARGETS OF OPPORTUNITY INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX MARSHALLING YARDS OIL REFINERY.
Locations: BOHLEN COTTBUS DRESDEN EMS-WES
Mission date: 15 February 1945
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Flight Officer Irvin Lang. Fighter Pilot, Pilot, 364th Fighter Group. P 51 44-13764 Killed in Action (KIA) Crashed near Waldernbach
Died 15 February 1945
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Second Lieutenant James Foreit. Co-Pilot, 466th Bomb Group.
Died 15 February 1958
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Captain Arthur Leseman. Squadron Engineering Officer, 466th Bomb Group.
Died 15 February 1982
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Flight Officer Leonard Koos. Co-Pilot, 384th Bomb Group. Assigned to the 384th BG 544th BS on AAF Station 106 Special Orders #72 dated 16 April 1944, Charles W. Baker Crew. 2 combat missions. Shot down 13 May 1944 in B-17 #42-102548. Prisoner of War (POW)
Died 15 February 1986
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Second Lieutenant Harold Levant. Bombadier, 94th Bomb Group.
Died 15 February 1990
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Second Lieutenant Roy Anderson. Fighter Pilot, 353rd Fighter Group. Nicknamed "Moose" as he was the tallest pilot in the squadron. Assigned to 352FS, 353FG, 8AF USAAF. Awards: WWII Victory, EAME.
Died 15 February 1990
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Staff Sergeant (3rd Grade) Ambrose Lucidi. Gunner, 466th Bomb Group.
Died 15 February 1999
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First Lieutenant James Griffiths. Pilot, 466th Bomb Group.
Died 15 February 2008
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