West Virginia, Capt. 455 AAF Bomb SQ. World War II Veteran.
Captain Charles Bryan Snapp, son of Bryant and Lillie B. Williams Snapp, died of Non-battle causes near Leipheim, Germany on June 5, 1945. Captain Snapp was piloting a L-4H Piper Grasshopper at the time of the accident (Unknown) that took his life.
Captain Snapp served with the 455th Bombardment Squadron, 323rd Bombardment Group, 9th USAAF as a B-26 Pilot and had been with the unit from sometime in 1943. First based in England then France and finally Germany.
Captain Charles Bryan Snapp, son of Bryant and Lillie B. Williams Snapp, died of Non-battle causes near Leipheim, Germany on June 5, 1945. Captain Snapp was piloting a L-4H Piper Grasshopper at the time of the accident (Unknown) that took his life.
Captain Snapp served with the 455th Bombardment Squadron, 323rd Bombardment Group, 9th USAAF as a B-26 Pilot and had been with the unit from sometime in 1943. First based in England then France and finally Germany.
West Virginia, Capt. 455 AAF Bomb SQ. World War II Veteran.
Captain Charles Bryan Snapp, son of Bryant and Lillie B. Williams Snapp, died of Non-battle causes near Leipheim, Germany on June 5, 1945. Captain Snapp was piloting a L-4H Piper Grasshopper at the time of the accident (Unknown) that took his life.
Captain Snapp served with the 455th Bombardment Squadron, 323rd Bombardment Group, 9th USAAF as a B-26 Pilot and had been with the unit from sometime in 1943. First based in England then France and finally Germany.
Captain Charles Bryan Snapp, son of Bryant and Lillie B. Williams Snapp, died of Non-battle causes near Leipheim, Germany on June 5, 1945. Captain Snapp was piloting a L-4H Piper Grasshopper at the time of the accident (Unknown) that took his life.
Captain Snapp served with the 455th Bombardment Squadron, 323rd Bombardment Group, 9th USAAF as a B-26 Pilot and had been with the unit from sometime in 1943. First based in England then France and finally Germany.
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