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Sgt Jack Post Faris

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Sgt Jack Post Faris

Birth
Texas, USA
Death
26 Jan 1950 (aged 35)
Yukon, Canada
Burial
Burial Details Unknown. Specifically: Status- MISSING Add to Map
Memorial ID
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TSGT Jack Post Faris
MISSING

He was the son of Newton Pleasant Faris and Maggie Derden Crain. He was from a very large family, and had siblings Catherine, Polly, Kate, Bertha, Newton, Fred, Nellie, Margaret, Mary, James, Mamie, and Charlotte. He was married and had a son, Roger Craig Faris. His hometown was Houston TX.

On 26 Jan 50, USAF C-54D #42-72469 failed to arrive at Great Falls MT on a flight from Anchorage AK. The last known position was over Snag, Yukon Territory, Canada. A massive joint US-Canadian search was conducted, but the aircraft and its victims were never found. With 44 people on board this is probably the largest unresolved missing aircraft case in North America.

The crew is listed here in the virtual cemetery for C-54D #42-72469 MISSING 26 Jan 1950

Family members and interested researchers are spearheading an effort to renew the search for this aircraft. If you have not done so already, please consider joining the facebook page, Operation Mike, at www.facebook.com/operationmike

There is also a petition for the US government to have the Air Force reopen the search at Whitehouse.gov http://wh.gov/E7a



TSGT Jack Post Faris
MISSING

He was the son of Newton Pleasant Faris and Maggie Derden Crain. He was from a very large family, and had siblings Catherine, Polly, Kate, Bertha, Newton, Fred, Nellie, Margaret, Mary, James, Mamie, and Charlotte. He was married and had a son, Roger Craig Faris. His hometown was Houston TX.

On 26 Jan 50, USAF C-54D #42-72469 failed to arrive at Great Falls MT on a flight from Anchorage AK. The last known position was over Snag, Yukon Territory, Canada. A massive joint US-Canadian search was conducted, but the aircraft and its victims were never found. With 44 people on board this is probably the largest unresolved missing aircraft case in North America.

The crew is listed here in the virtual cemetery for C-54D #42-72469 MISSING 26 Jan 1950

Family members and interested researchers are spearheading an effort to renew the search for this aircraft. If you have not done so already, please consider joining the facebook page, Operation Mike, at www.facebook.com/operationmike

There is also a petition for the US government to have the Air Force reopen the search at Whitehouse.gov http://wh.gov/E7a





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