Douglas served as a Second Lieutenant, U.S. Army Air Force during World War II.
He resided in Essex County, Vermont prior to the war.
Douglas died in the "Line Of Duty" in Texas during the war.
Service # O-679798
Son of Cleon A. McAllister & Irene McAllister who resided in Guildhall, Vermont.
Husband of Josephine Jane McAllister.
( Bio by: Russ Pickett )
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( Below Article found by: Janice Hollandsworth )
Fort Worth, Tx, Thu. Dec 17:
Eight crew members were killed when two B-24 Liberator Bombers from the Fort Worth Army Airfield collided in flight earlier today. The heavy bombers on routine combat training flights burned after crashing on a farm about three-quarters of a mile apart authorities said. Cause of the accident was not determined.
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Airmen who perished on B-24E (#42-7240):
Magee, William H., 2nd Lt, Missouri
McAllister, Douglas M., 2nd Lt, Vermont
McPherson, Walter D., 2nd Lt, Mississippi
Airmen who perished on B-24E (#42-6988):
Barnes, Vauclain W., 2nd Lt, North Carolina
Gaines, Everett A., S/Sgt, Texas
Waldal, Fritz M., Corp, Wisconsin
Walline, Millard J., 2nd Lt, Nebraska
Webster, Frederick C., 2nd Lt, Maryland
( Crew reports by: Tim Cook )
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He resided in Essex County, Vermont prior to the war.
Douglas died in the "Line Of Duty" in Texas during the war.
Service # O-679798
Son of Cleon A. McAllister & Irene McAllister who resided in Guildhall, Vermont.
Husband of Josephine Jane McAllister.
( Bio by: Russ Pickett )
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( Below Article found by: Janice Hollandsworth )
Fort Worth, Tx, Thu. Dec 17:
Eight crew members were killed when two B-24 Liberator Bombers from the Fort Worth Army Airfield collided in flight earlier today. The heavy bombers on routine combat training flights burned after crashing on a farm about three-quarters of a mile apart authorities said. Cause of the accident was not determined.
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Airmen who perished on B-24E (#42-7240):
Magee, William H., 2nd Lt, Missouri
McAllister, Douglas M., 2nd Lt, Vermont
McPherson, Walter D., 2nd Lt, Mississippi
Airmen who perished on B-24E (#42-6988):
Barnes, Vauclain W., 2nd Lt, North Carolina
Gaines, Everett A., S/Sgt, Texas
Waldal, Fritz M., Corp, Wisconsin
Walline, Millard J., 2nd Lt, Nebraska
Webster, Frederick C., 2nd Lt, Maryland
( Crew reports by: Tim Cook )
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Douglas served as a Second Lieutenant, U.S. Army Air Force during World War II.
He resided in Essex County, Vermont prior to the war.
Douglas died in the "Line Of Duty" in Texas during the war.
Service # O-679798
Son of Cleon A. McAllister & Irene McAllister who resided in Guildhall, Vermont.
Husband of Josephine Jane McAllister.
( Bio by: Russ Pickett )
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
( Below Article found by: Janice Hollandsworth )
Fort Worth, Tx, Thu. Dec 17:
Eight crew members were killed when two B-24 Liberator Bombers from the Fort Worth Army Airfield collided in flight earlier today. The heavy bombers on routine combat training flights burned after crashing on a farm about three-quarters of a mile apart authorities said. Cause of the accident was not determined.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Airmen who perished on B-24E (#42-7240):
Magee, William H., 2nd Lt, Missouri
McAllister, Douglas M., 2nd Lt, Vermont
McPherson, Walter D., 2nd Lt, Mississippi
Airmen who perished on B-24E (#42-6988):
Barnes, Vauclain W., 2nd Lt, North Carolina
Gaines, Everett A., S/Sgt, Texas
Waldal, Fritz M., Corp, Wisconsin
Walline, Millard J., 2nd Lt, Nebraska
Webster, Frederick C., 2nd Lt, Maryland
( Crew reports by: Tim Cook )
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He resided in Essex County, Vermont prior to the war.
Douglas died in the "Line Of Duty" in Texas during the war.
Service # O-679798
Son of Cleon A. McAllister & Irene McAllister who resided in Guildhall, Vermont.
Husband of Josephine Jane McAllister.
( Bio by: Russ Pickett )
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
( Below Article found by: Janice Hollandsworth )
Fort Worth, Tx, Thu. Dec 17:
Eight crew members were killed when two B-24 Liberator Bombers from the Fort Worth Army Airfield collided in flight earlier today. The heavy bombers on routine combat training flights burned after crashing on a farm about three-quarters of a mile apart authorities said. Cause of the accident was not determined.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Airmen who perished on B-24E (#42-7240):
Magee, William H., 2nd Lt, Missouri
McAllister, Douglas M., 2nd Lt, Vermont
McPherson, Walter D., 2nd Lt, Mississippi
Airmen who perished on B-24E (#42-6988):
Barnes, Vauclain W., 2nd Lt, North Carolina
Gaines, Everett A., S/Sgt, Texas
Waldal, Fritz M., Corp, Wisconsin
Walline, Millard J., 2nd Lt, Nebraska
Webster, Frederick C., 2nd Lt, Maryland
( Crew reports by: Tim Cook )
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