According to the Lowell Sun, Lt. Coffey was a crew officer of a Marauder medium bomber, one of three such planes lost in the climax of a big allied air and sea invasion rehearsal over the English Channel, September 9, 1934.
Lt. Coffey was participating in once of these missions, and was in the groups which blasted the coastal batteries at Boulogne.
Also: 2 LT, 552 BOMB SQUADRON, 386 BOMB GROUP (HEAVY), MASSACHUSETTS
Contributor: S Berg (47470098)
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Actual burial here
Lt. Coffey was participating in once of these missions, and was in the groups which blasted the coastal batteries at Boulogne.
Also: 2 LT, 552 BOMB SQUADRON, 386 BOMB GROUP (HEAVY), MASSACHUSETTS
Contributor: S Berg (47470098)
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Actual burial here
According to the Lowell Sun, Lt. Coffey was a crew officer of a Marauder medium bomber, one of three such planes lost in the climax of a big allied air and sea invasion rehearsal over the English Channel, September 9, 1934.
Lt. Coffey was participating in once of these missions, and was in the groups which blasted the coastal batteries at Boulogne.
Also: 2 LT, 552 BOMB SQUADRON, 386 BOMB GROUP (HEAVY), MASSACHUSETTS
Contributor: S Berg (47470098)
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Actual burial here
Lt. Coffey was participating in once of these missions, and was in the groups which blasted the coastal batteries at Boulogne.
Also: 2 LT, 552 BOMB SQUADRON, 386 BOMB GROUP (HEAVY), MASSACHUSETTS
Contributor: S Berg (47470098)
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Actual burial here
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