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2LT Richard Ralph Abmyer

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2LT Richard Ralph Abmyer

Birth
Sebring, Mahoning County, Ohio, USA
Death
29 Dec 1943 (aged 24)
Hogup, Box Elder County, Utah, USA
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Sebring, Mahoning County, Ohio, USA Add to Map
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Second Lieutenant Abmyer, ASN O-691853, was a Bombardier aboard U.S. Army Air Corps B-24E Liberator #42-7408. While on a training flight out of Wendover Field during World War II, he was killed as a result of a mid-air collision with B-24E #42-7183, twelve miles northeast of Hogup Point, near Clyman Bay of the Great Salt Lake, UT.

The air crew killed were:

1st Lt. Milton O Bell
1st Lt. Austin W Clark
2nd Lt. John D Rogers
2nd Lt. James B Sharp
S/Sgt. Joseph L Guth
S/Sgt. Hans R Priester
Sgt. Edward W Arnold
Sgt. Anton P Brajkovich
Sgt. Ralph E Dahlkamp
Sgt. Stanley Roberson
Cpl. Francis E Hanson
Cpl. Hugh W Robinson, Jr
Second Lieutenant Abmyer, ASN O-691853, was a Bombardier aboard U.S. Army Air Corps B-24E Liberator #42-7408. While on a training flight out of Wendover Field during World War II, he was killed as a result of a mid-air collision with B-24E #42-7183, twelve miles northeast of Hogup Point, near Clyman Bay of the Great Salt Lake, UT.

The air crew killed were:

1st Lt. Milton O Bell
1st Lt. Austin W Clark
2nd Lt. John D Rogers
2nd Lt. James B Sharp
S/Sgt. Joseph L Guth
S/Sgt. Hans R Priester
Sgt. Edward W Arnold
Sgt. Anton P Brajkovich
Sgt. Ralph E Dahlkamp
Sgt. Stanley Roberson
Cpl. Francis E Hanson
Cpl. Hugh W Robinson, Jr

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2LT, 790 AAF BOMB-SQ, 467 BOMB GP WORLD WAR II

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