MSgt Harmon Lee Small
450th BG 721st B Sq
Asst Aerial Gunner
He was the son of Benjamin F ‘Ben' Small and Ida P Connaway of Brownwood, Texas. His sister was Beatrice Small Carlisle.
He enlisted in the Army Air Corps 2 November 1940 at Fort Worth, Texas. At the time of his enlistment he had completed four years of high school and was living in Brown County, Texas and had worked as a farm hand in civil life.
Pilot Lt Leonard Bittal Scott, Jr and his crew successfully bailed out of B-24H #42-95385 'Hi-Pockets' near the city of Traunstein-Surberg, Germany, 13 June 1944 when on a mission to a target at Munich, Germany, the plane was hit by an enemy flak attack. All crew members were captured as POWs. MSgt Harmon L Small of this crew died 9 March 1945 on the POW march to Noosberg, Germany in extremely cold temperatures due to pneumonia. The crew members were~
1st Lt Leonard B Scott, Jr, Pilot, ASN O-0684904, from Minco OK
2nd Lt Earl G Anderson, Jr, Co-Pilot, ASN O-745853, from LaGrange IL
1st Lt Bernard Wasserman, Navigator, ASN O-809780, from Long Island NY
2nd Lt Andrew Poggi, Bombardier, ASN O-1703120, from Detroit MI
SSgt Henry T Everritt, Flight Engineer, ASN 18151181, from West Monroe LA
SSgt Ernest Santoscoy, Radio Operator, ASN 38214364, from El Paso TX
SSgt Ralph S Stevenson, Asst Flight Engineer, ASN 15320018, from Falls Mills VA
Sgt Ora D Woodson, Asst Radio Operator, ASN 37606457, from Mountain View MO
SSgt Clifford E Nagle, Aerial Gunner, ASN 13091902, from Lancaster PA
MSgt Harmon L Small, Asst Aerial Gunner, ASN 18037795, from Brownwood TX
The eyewitnesses to the crash were~
1st Lt Robert F Long, ASN O-747666
Sgt Floyd A Gill, ASN 34632161
450th BG 721st B Sq
Asst Aerial Gunner
He was the son of Benjamin F ‘Ben' Small and Ida P Connaway of Brownwood, Texas. His sister was Beatrice Small Carlisle.
He enlisted in the Army Air Corps 2 November 1940 at Fort Worth, Texas. At the time of his enlistment he had completed four years of high school and was living in Brown County, Texas and had worked as a farm hand in civil life.
Pilot Lt Leonard Bittal Scott, Jr and his crew successfully bailed out of B-24H #42-95385 'Hi-Pockets' near the city of Traunstein-Surberg, Germany, 13 June 1944 when on a mission to a target at Munich, Germany, the plane was hit by an enemy flak attack. All crew members were captured as POWs. MSgt Harmon L Small of this crew died 9 March 1945 on the POW march to Noosberg, Germany in extremely cold temperatures due to pneumonia. The crew members were~
1st Lt Leonard B Scott, Jr, Pilot, ASN O-0684904, from Minco OK
2nd Lt Earl G Anderson, Jr, Co-Pilot, ASN O-745853, from LaGrange IL
1st Lt Bernard Wasserman, Navigator, ASN O-809780, from Long Island NY
2nd Lt Andrew Poggi, Bombardier, ASN O-1703120, from Detroit MI
SSgt Henry T Everritt, Flight Engineer, ASN 18151181, from West Monroe LA
SSgt Ernest Santoscoy, Radio Operator, ASN 38214364, from El Paso TX
SSgt Ralph S Stevenson, Asst Flight Engineer, ASN 15320018, from Falls Mills VA
Sgt Ora D Woodson, Asst Radio Operator, ASN 37606457, from Mountain View MO
SSgt Clifford E Nagle, Aerial Gunner, ASN 13091902, from Lancaster PA
MSgt Harmon L Small, Asst Aerial Gunner, ASN 18037795, from Brownwood TX
The eyewitnesses to the crash were~
1st Lt Robert F Long, ASN O-747666
Sgt Floyd A Gill, ASN 34632161
MSgt Harmon Lee Small
450th BG 721st B Sq
Asst Aerial Gunner
He was the son of Benjamin F ‘Ben' Small and Ida P Connaway of Brownwood, Texas. His sister was Beatrice Small Carlisle.
He enlisted in the Army Air Corps 2 November 1940 at Fort Worth, Texas. At the time of his enlistment he had completed four years of high school and was living in Brown County, Texas and had worked as a farm hand in civil life.
Pilot Lt Leonard Bittal Scott, Jr and his crew successfully bailed out of B-24H #42-95385 'Hi-Pockets' near the city of Traunstein-Surberg, Germany, 13 June 1944 when on a mission to a target at Munich, Germany, the plane was hit by an enemy flak attack. All crew members were captured as POWs. MSgt Harmon L Small of this crew died 9 March 1945 on the POW march to Noosberg, Germany in extremely cold temperatures due to pneumonia. The crew members were~
1st Lt Leonard B Scott, Jr, Pilot, ASN O-0684904, from Minco OK
2nd Lt Earl G Anderson, Jr, Co-Pilot, ASN O-745853, from LaGrange IL
1st Lt Bernard Wasserman, Navigator, ASN O-809780, from Long Island NY
2nd Lt Andrew Poggi, Bombardier, ASN O-1703120, from Detroit MI
SSgt Henry T Everritt, Flight Engineer, ASN 18151181, from West Monroe LA
SSgt Ernest Santoscoy, Radio Operator, ASN 38214364, from El Paso TX
SSgt Ralph S Stevenson, Asst Flight Engineer, ASN 15320018, from Falls Mills VA
Sgt Ora D Woodson, Asst Radio Operator, ASN 37606457, from Mountain View MO
SSgt Clifford E Nagle, Aerial Gunner, ASN 13091902, from Lancaster PA
MSgt Harmon L Small, Asst Aerial Gunner, ASN 18037795, from Brownwood TX
The eyewitnesses to the crash were~
1st Lt Robert F Long, ASN O-747666
Sgt Floyd A Gill, ASN 34632161
450th BG 721st B Sq
Asst Aerial Gunner
He was the son of Benjamin F ‘Ben' Small and Ida P Connaway of Brownwood, Texas. His sister was Beatrice Small Carlisle.
He enlisted in the Army Air Corps 2 November 1940 at Fort Worth, Texas. At the time of his enlistment he had completed four years of high school and was living in Brown County, Texas and had worked as a farm hand in civil life.
Pilot Lt Leonard Bittal Scott, Jr and his crew successfully bailed out of B-24H #42-95385 'Hi-Pockets' near the city of Traunstein-Surberg, Germany, 13 June 1944 when on a mission to a target at Munich, Germany, the plane was hit by an enemy flak attack. All crew members were captured as POWs. MSgt Harmon L Small of this crew died 9 March 1945 on the POW march to Noosberg, Germany in extremely cold temperatures due to pneumonia. The crew members were~
1st Lt Leonard B Scott, Jr, Pilot, ASN O-0684904, from Minco OK
2nd Lt Earl G Anderson, Jr, Co-Pilot, ASN O-745853, from LaGrange IL
1st Lt Bernard Wasserman, Navigator, ASN O-809780, from Long Island NY
2nd Lt Andrew Poggi, Bombardier, ASN O-1703120, from Detroit MI
SSgt Henry T Everritt, Flight Engineer, ASN 18151181, from West Monroe LA
SSgt Ernest Santoscoy, Radio Operator, ASN 38214364, from El Paso TX
SSgt Ralph S Stevenson, Asst Flight Engineer, ASN 15320018, from Falls Mills VA
Sgt Ora D Woodson, Asst Radio Operator, ASN 37606457, from Mountain View MO
SSgt Clifford E Nagle, Aerial Gunner, ASN 13091902, from Lancaster PA
MSgt Harmon L Small, Asst Aerial Gunner, ASN 18037795, from Brownwood TX
The eyewitnesses to the crash were~
1st Lt Robert F Long, ASN O-747666
Sgt Floyd A Gill, ASN 34632161
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