He was KIA while serving with the Army in World War II. He was a TECH SGT with the 567 AAF BOMB SQ.
T/Sgt. Harold V. Denton KIA
Service # 33541272
Squadron: 567th BS 389th Bomb Group
Pilot: 1st/LT Edward W. Bush KIA
Target: Royan, France (Gun Positions)
Missing Air Crew Report Details
USAAF MACR # 13906
Date Lost: 14 Apr 1945
Serial # 42-51233
Aircraft Model: B-24 JHO
Aircraft Letter: R
Aircraft Name: THE BIGAST BIRD
Location: Near St. Augustines, France
Cause: Mid-Air Collision, Another Groups Bombs Falling From Above Passing Through The B-24 Formation
Five 389th Ships Hit By Fragmentation Bombs Dropped From B-17s From Above. Two Aircraft Are Lost. These Are Unofficially The Last Combat Casualities For The 389th In World War II.
Military Information Provided By John Dowdy
T/Sgt. Harold V. Denton KIA
Service # 33541272
Squadron: 567th BS 389th Bomb Group
Pilot: 1st/LT Edward W. Bush KIA
Target: Royan, France (Gun Positions)
Missing Air Crew Report Details
USAAF MACR # 13906
Date Lost: 14 Apr 1945
Serial # 42-51233
Aircraft Model: B-24 JHO
Aircraft Letter: R
Aircraft Name: THE BIGAST BIRD
Location: Near St. Augustines, France
Cause: Mid-Air Collision, Another Groups Bombs Falling From Above Passing Through The B-24 Formation
Five 389th Ships Hit By Fragmentation Bombs Dropped From B-17s From Above. Two Aircraft Are Lost. These Are Unofficially The Last Combat Casualities For The 389th In World War II.
Military Information Provided By John Dowdy
He was KIA while serving with the Army in World War II. He was a TECH SGT with the 567 AAF BOMB SQ.
T/Sgt. Harold V. Denton KIA
Service # 33541272
Squadron: 567th BS 389th Bomb Group
Pilot: 1st/LT Edward W. Bush KIA
Target: Royan, France (Gun Positions)
Missing Air Crew Report Details
USAAF MACR # 13906
Date Lost: 14 Apr 1945
Serial # 42-51233
Aircraft Model: B-24 JHO
Aircraft Letter: R
Aircraft Name: THE BIGAST BIRD
Location: Near St. Augustines, France
Cause: Mid-Air Collision, Another Groups Bombs Falling From Above Passing Through The B-24 Formation
Five 389th Ships Hit By Fragmentation Bombs Dropped From B-17s From Above. Two Aircraft Are Lost. These Are Unofficially The Last Combat Casualities For The 389th In World War II.
Military Information Provided By John Dowdy
T/Sgt. Harold V. Denton KIA
Service # 33541272
Squadron: 567th BS 389th Bomb Group
Pilot: 1st/LT Edward W. Bush KIA
Target: Royan, France (Gun Positions)
Missing Air Crew Report Details
USAAF MACR # 13906
Date Lost: 14 Apr 1945
Serial # 42-51233
Aircraft Model: B-24 JHO
Aircraft Letter: R
Aircraft Name: THE BIGAST BIRD
Location: Near St. Augustines, France
Cause: Mid-Air Collision, Another Groups Bombs Falling From Above Passing Through The B-24 Formation
Five 389th Ships Hit By Fragmentation Bombs Dropped From B-17s From Above. Two Aircraft Are Lost. These Are Unofficially The Last Combat Casualities For The 389th In World War II.
Military Information Provided By John Dowdy
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