Major Amell died in service while stationed at Oscoda Air Force Base (Wurtsmith Air Force Base), Michigan.
Major Amell was considered an ace fighter pilot during the Korean War. He was also a veteran of 100 Korean missions and of 71 missions over Europe in WWII.
He and wife Virginia did not have children of their own, but they raised her two nephews together for several years prior to his death.
Major Amell was considered an ace fighter pilot during the Korean War. He was also a veteran of 100 Korean missions and of 71 missions over Europe in WWII.
He and wife Virginia did not have children of their own, but they raised her two nephews together for several years prior to his death.
Major Amell died in service while stationed at Oscoda Air Force Base (Wurtsmith Air Force Base), Michigan.
Major Amell was considered an ace fighter pilot during the Korean War. He was also a veteran of 100 Korean missions and of 71 missions over Europe in WWII.
He and wife Virginia did not have children of their own, but they raised her two nephews together for several years prior to his death.
Major Amell was considered an ace fighter pilot during the Korean War. He was also a veteran of 100 Korean missions and of 71 missions over Europe in WWII.
He and wife Virginia did not have children of their own, but they raised her two nephews together for several years prior to his death.
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