B-24H Liberator #41-28746 "Jamaica?" (the question mark meaning 'anybody').
Fuel hauling mission out of Attlebridge, England to France during World War II.
Crashed somewhere in France. The flight's destination and crash location not learned.
All 6 aboard were killed * MACR #9575.
The crew:
2nd Lt. Joseph F E Damiani, Pilot
2nd Lt. Horace A McElhinney, Co-pilot
2nd Lt. Augustus R Feeley, Navigator
T/Sgt. Raymond M Hennig, Flight Engineer
Sgt. Robert F Kirkelie, Radio Operator
Sgt. Theodore B Lipnicki, Radio Operator
* There is anecdotal information that the co-pilot of this flight was not killed as a result of the air crash, but elsewhere and by other means, as he is listed as "Killed in Action." The other crew are not listed as such. No information available.
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Entered the service from Hill County, Texas; Service ID: 18217568.
Fuel hauling mission out of Attlebridge, England to France during World War II.
Crashed somewhere in France. The flight's destination and crash location not learned.
All 6 aboard were killed * MACR #9575.
The crew:
2nd Lt. Joseph F E Damiani, Pilot
2nd Lt. Horace A McElhinney, Co-pilot
2nd Lt. Augustus R Feeley, Navigator
T/Sgt. Raymond M Hennig, Flight Engineer
Sgt. Robert F Kirkelie, Radio Operator
Sgt. Theodore B Lipnicki, Radio Operator
* There is anecdotal information that the co-pilot of this flight was not killed as a result of the air crash, but elsewhere and by other means, as he is listed as "Killed in Action." The other crew are not listed as such. No information available.
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Entered the service from Hill County, Texas; Service ID: 18217568.
B-24H Liberator #41-28746 "Jamaica?" (the question mark meaning 'anybody').
Fuel hauling mission out of Attlebridge, England to France during World War II.
Crashed somewhere in France. The flight's destination and crash location not learned.
All 6 aboard were killed * MACR #9575.
The crew:
2nd Lt. Joseph F E Damiani, Pilot
2nd Lt. Horace A McElhinney, Co-pilot
2nd Lt. Augustus R Feeley, Navigator
T/Sgt. Raymond M Hennig, Flight Engineer
Sgt. Robert F Kirkelie, Radio Operator
Sgt. Theodore B Lipnicki, Radio Operator
* There is anecdotal information that the co-pilot of this flight was not killed as a result of the air crash, but elsewhere and by other means, as he is listed as "Killed in Action." The other crew are not listed as such. No information available.
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Entered the service from Hill County, Texas; Service ID: 18217568.
Fuel hauling mission out of Attlebridge, England to France during World War II.
Crashed somewhere in France. The flight's destination and crash location not learned.
All 6 aboard were killed * MACR #9575.
The crew:
2nd Lt. Joseph F E Damiani, Pilot
2nd Lt. Horace A McElhinney, Co-pilot
2nd Lt. Augustus R Feeley, Navigator
T/Sgt. Raymond M Hennig, Flight Engineer
Sgt. Robert F Kirkelie, Radio Operator
Sgt. Theodore B Lipnicki, Radio Operator
* There is anecdotal information that the co-pilot of this flight was not killed as a result of the air crash, but elsewhere and by other means, as he is listed as "Killed in Action." The other crew are not listed as such. No information available.
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Entered the service from Hill County, Texas; Service ID: 18217568.
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