Paris News,Paris, Lamar Co., Texas
Mon. Dec. 20, 1937, page 3:
FORT BENNING, Ga.--Two army reserve fliers, attached to the 116th Observation Squadron here, were killed Monday when their plane fell near Fort Mitchell, Ala. Officers who went to the scene reported the victims were Second Lieut. James E. Darby of Chicago, Ill., and Second Lieut. Sterling S. Tatum of Siluria, Ala.
Mon. Dec. 20, 1937, page 3:
FORT BENNING, Ga.--Two army reserve fliers, attached to the 116th Observation Squadron here, were killed Monday when their plane fell near Fort Mitchell, Ala. Officers who went to the scene reported the victims were Second Lieut. James E. Darby of Chicago, Ill., and Second Lieut. Sterling S. Tatum of Siluria, Ala.
Paris News,Paris, Lamar Co., Texas
Mon. Dec. 20, 1937, page 3:
FORT BENNING, Ga.--Two army reserve fliers, attached to the 116th Observation Squadron here, were killed Monday when their plane fell near Fort Mitchell, Ala. Officers who went to the scene reported the victims were Second Lieut. James E. Darby of Chicago, Ill., and Second Lieut. Sterling S. Tatum of Siluria, Ala.
Mon. Dec. 20, 1937, page 3:
FORT BENNING, Ga.--Two army reserve fliers, attached to the 116th Observation Squadron here, were killed Monday when their plane fell near Fort Mitchell, Ala. Officers who went to the scene reported the victims were Second Lieut. James E. Darby of Chicago, Ill., and Second Lieut. Sterling S. Tatum of Siluria, Ala.
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He is buried next to Edward, Daisy and Hawthorn Darby.
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