Henry Boshell also known as Bud, was born July 31, 1921. He attended the Greenwood School and Central High School in Kansas City, graduating in 1938. After graduation, Boshell entered a one year Army training program and eventually left for Goose Bay in Labrador on April 9, 1944, from Tampa, Florida. It was during this trip that his plane, a B-17, went down in a severe storm.
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2nd/Lt. Henry E. Boshell MIA/KIA
Service # O-807989
8th Air Force
Entered the Service from: Missouri.
B-17G # 42-97331
Died at Sea 9-APR-1944
As crew member of # 42-97331 Boshell was reported missing during a flight between Labrador and Iceland. crew of 10 were lost.
Missing in Action or Buried at Sea Tablets of the Missing at East Coast Memorial New York City, USA
Crew of # 42-97331
2nd/Lt. Monroe R. Almand
2nd/Lt. Robert T. Archambeau
2nd/Lt. Henry E. Boshell
2nd/Lt. Kenneth L. Branson
Sgt. Melvin V. King
Sgt. Charles W. Martin
Cpl. Paul A. Schilling
Sgt. Kenneth P. Seebold
Sgt. Kenneth P. Seebold
Cpl. Gerard Van Der Leun
Cpl. Fred S. Walker
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2nd/Lt. Henry E. Boshell MIA/KIA
Service # O-807989
8th Air Force
Entered the Service from: Missouri.
B-17G # 42-97331
Died at Sea 9-APR-1944
As crew member of # 42-97331 Boshell was reported missing during a flight between Labrador and Iceland. crew of 10 were lost.
Missing in Action or Buried at Sea Tablets of the Missing at East Coast Memorial New York City, USA
Crew of # 42-97331
2nd/Lt. Monroe R. Almand
2nd/Lt. Robert T. Archambeau
2nd/Lt. Henry E. Boshell
2nd/Lt. Kenneth L. Branson
Sgt. Melvin V. King
Sgt. Charles W. Martin
Cpl. Paul A. Schilling
Sgt. Kenneth P. Seebold
Sgt. Kenneth P. Seebold
Cpl. Gerard Van Der Leun
Cpl. Fred S. Walker
Henry Boshell also known as Bud, was born July 31, 1921. He attended the Greenwood School and Central High School in Kansas City, graduating in 1938. After graduation, Boshell entered a one year Army training program and eventually left for Goose Bay in Labrador on April 9, 1944, from Tampa, Florida. It was during this trip that his plane, a B-17, went down in a severe storm.
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2nd/Lt. Henry E. Boshell MIA/KIA
Service # O-807989
8th Air Force
Entered the Service from: Missouri.
B-17G # 42-97331
Died at Sea 9-APR-1944
As crew member of # 42-97331 Boshell was reported missing during a flight between Labrador and Iceland. crew of 10 were lost.
Missing in Action or Buried at Sea Tablets of the Missing at East Coast Memorial New York City, USA
Crew of # 42-97331
2nd/Lt. Monroe R. Almand
2nd/Lt. Robert T. Archambeau
2nd/Lt. Henry E. Boshell
2nd/Lt. Kenneth L. Branson
Sgt. Melvin V. King
Sgt. Charles W. Martin
Cpl. Paul A. Schilling
Sgt. Kenneth P. Seebold
Sgt. Kenneth P. Seebold
Cpl. Gerard Van Der Leun
Cpl. Fred S. Walker
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2nd/Lt. Henry E. Boshell MIA/KIA
Service # O-807989
8th Air Force
Entered the Service from: Missouri.
B-17G # 42-97331
Died at Sea 9-APR-1944
As crew member of # 42-97331 Boshell was reported missing during a flight between Labrador and Iceland. crew of 10 were lost.
Missing in Action or Buried at Sea Tablets of the Missing at East Coast Memorial New York City, USA
Crew of # 42-97331
2nd/Lt. Monroe R. Almand
2nd/Lt. Robert T. Archambeau
2nd/Lt. Henry E. Boshell
2nd/Lt. Kenneth L. Branson
Sgt. Melvin V. King
Sgt. Charles W. Martin
Cpl. Paul A. Schilling
Sgt. Kenneth P. Seebold
Sgt. Kenneth P. Seebold
Cpl. Gerard Van Der Leun
Cpl. Fred S. Walker
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2LT, US ARMY AIR FORCES WORLD WAR II
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