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| Current Address: |
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203 Holly Street, Fairfax, MO 64446 |
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| Family Information: |
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Parents: Roy and Ethel; Children Stanley, Susan |
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| Hometown: |
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Fairfax, MO |
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| Date Entered Service: |
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January 25, 1943 |
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| Service Number: |
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37501185 |
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| Bomb Group: |
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444th Bomb Group |
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| Squadron: |
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678th Bomb Squadron |
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| Location of Unit: |
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Great Bend, KS; January 1944 |
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| Missions Flown: |
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| Hump Missions Flown: |
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Accompanied plane to forward base in China. |
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| Service Schools Attended: |
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Seymour Johnson Fld., NC May 1943; Willow Run Airport, MI November 1943 |
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| Military Specialty(ies): |
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MOS 747-Airplane and Engine Mechanic, MOS 750-Aircraft Maintenance Technician |
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| Rank Upon Discharge: |
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S/Sgt. |
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| Crew Type: |
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Ground crew |
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| Airplane Serial No.& Name: |
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44-69982 Cajun Queen |
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| Were you a POW? |
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No |
| If so, where? |
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| Were you interned? |
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No |
| If so, where? |
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| Date Transferred from the 58th: |
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| Date Discharged from the 58th: |
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October 13, 1945 |
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| Post-WWII Military Service: |
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| Thoughts on the 58th Bomb Wing: |
| Proud to have served my country in time of war. The B-29 was a beautiful aircraft. Was thrilled to be a part of the 678th. |
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