ID: 33435854 DNB
Home: Erie Co, PA
Cenotaph only and his body was not recovered
after the C-47 Skytrain he was aboard went
missing at sea during World War II, on a
nighttime navigational training flight, about 25
miles southeast of Cape Fear, North Carolina.
For more details, see the Memorial for the pilot Capt. Robert J. Miskell.
Fifteen airmen were missing aboard three
Army C-47s during a rain storm over the
Atlantic Ocean. They included:
Co-Pilot: 2Lt. Walter H Zuidema
Engineer: Cpl. Roger O Weston
Radio Op: Sgt. Ben L Dean
Navigator: 2 Lt. Milton J Verburg
Pilot: 2 Lt. Junior R Davidson
Co-Pilot: F/O James M Crew
Engineer: SSgt. Fred J Carini
Radio Op: Sgt. Frank E Sherwood
Passenger: 1 Lt.Chris C Nicorvo
Pilot: 2 Lt. Donald W Copeland
Co-Pilot: 1 Lt. William E Beckhelm
Engineer: Sgt. Edward G. Hillman
Radio Op: Sgt. Leo G Fair
Passenger: 2 Lt. Oakes M Colwell
Home: Erie Co, PA
Cenotaph only and his body was not recovered
after the C-47 Skytrain he was aboard went
missing at sea during World War II, on a
nighttime navigational training flight, about 25
miles southeast of Cape Fear, North Carolina.
For more details, see the Memorial for the pilot Capt. Robert J. Miskell.
Fifteen airmen were missing aboard three
Army C-47s during a rain storm over the
Atlantic Ocean. They included:
Co-Pilot: 2Lt. Walter H Zuidema
Engineer: Cpl. Roger O Weston
Radio Op: Sgt. Ben L Dean
Navigator: 2 Lt. Milton J Verburg
Pilot: 2 Lt. Junior R Davidson
Co-Pilot: F/O James M Crew
Engineer: SSgt. Fred J Carini
Radio Op: Sgt. Frank E Sherwood
Passenger: 1 Lt.Chris C Nicorvo
Pilot: 2 Lt. Donald W Copeland
Co-Pilot: 1 Lt. William E Beckhelm
Engineer: Sgt. Edward G. Hillman
Radio Op: Sgt. Leo G Fair
Passenger: 2 Lt. Oakes M Colwell
ID: 33435854 DNB
Home: Erie Co, PA
Cenotaph only and his body was not recovered
after the C-47 Skytrain he was aboard went
missing at sea during World War II, on a
nighttime navigational training flight, about 25
miles southeast of Cape Fear, North Carolina.
For more details, see the Memorial for the pilot Capt. Robert J. Miskell.
Fifteen airmen were missing aboard three
Army C-47s during a rain storm over the
Atlantic Ocean. They included:
Co-Pilot: 2Lt. Walter H Zuidema
Engineer: Cpl. Roger O Weston
Radio Op: Sgt. Ben L Dean
Navigator: 2 Lt. Milton J Verburg
Pilot: 2 Lt. Junior R Davidson
Co-Pilot: F/O James M Crew
Engineer: SSgt. Fred J Carini
Radio Op: Sgt. Frank E Sherwood
Passenger: 1 Lt.Chris C Nicorvo
Pilot: 2 Lt. Donald W Copeland
Co-Pilot: 1 Lt. William E Beckhelm
Engineer: Sgt. Edward G. Hillman
Radio Op: Sgt. Leo G Fair
Passenger: 2 Lt. Oakes M Colwell
Home: Erie Co, PA
Cenotaph only and his body was not recovered
after the C-47 Skytrain he was aboard went
missing at sea during World War II, on a
nighttime navigational training flight, about 25
miles southeast of Cape Fear, North Carolina.
For more details, see the Memorial for the pilot Capt. Robert J. Miskell.
Fifteen airmen were missing aboard three
Army C-47s during a rain storm over the
Atlantic Ocean. They included:
Co-Pilot: 2Lt. Walter H Zuidema
Engineer: Cpl. Roger O Weston
Radio Op: Sgt. Ben L Dean
Navigator: 2 Lt. Milton J Verburg
Pilot: 2 Lt. Junior R Davidson
Co-Pilot: F/O James M Crew
Engineer: SSgt. Fred J Carini
Radio Op: Sgt. Frank E Sherwood
Passenger: 1 Lt.Chris C Nicorvo
Pilot: 2 Lt. Donald W Copeland
Co-Pilot: 1 Lt. William E Beckhelm
Engineer: Sgt. Edward G. Hillman
Radio Op: Sgt. Leo G Fair
Passenger: 2 Lt. Oakes M Colwell
Inscription
SGT, 313 AAF TRP CARR SQ, 349 TRP CARR GP WORLD WAR II
