Major Myers perished when his U.S. Air Force B-52D Stratofortress (#55-0082) crashed into woods near Perth-Andover, New Brunswick, ten miles from Loring Air Force Base, Limestone, Maine, where the aircraft was based with the 42nd Bomb Wing.
A Resident of Tracy, California.
Other crew members killed on this flight:
Capt. Richard A Jenkins, A/C pilot
Capt. William C Davidson
Capt. John McCune
Lt. Charles S Cole
Lt. Anders Larson
Lt. Walter A Thomas
Sgt. Ray Miller
Only the co-pilot survived by ejecting
before the bomber crashed.
A Resident of Tracy, California.
Other crew members killed on this flight:
Capt. Richard A Jenkins, A/C pilot
Capt. William C Davidson
Capt. John McCune
Lt. Charles S Cole
Lt. Anders Larson
Lt. Walter A Thomas
Sgt. Ray Miller
Only the co-pilot survived by ejecting
before the bomber crashed.
Major Myers perished when his U.S. Air Force B-52D Stratofortress (#55-0082) crashed into woods near Perth-Andover, New Brunswick, ten miles from Loring Air Force Base, Limestone, Maine, where the aircraft was based with the 42nd Bomb Wing.
A Resident of Tracy, California.
Other crew members killed on this flight:
Capt. Richard A Jenkins, A/C pilot
Capt. William C Davidson
Capt. John McCune
Lt. Charles S Cole
Lt. Anders Larson
Lt. Walter A Thomas
Sgt. Ray Miller
Only the co-pilot survived by ejecting
before the bomber crashed.
A Resident of Tracy, California.
Other crew members killed on this flight:
Capt. Richard A Jenkins, A/C pilot
Capt. William C Davidson
Capt. John McCune
Lt. Charles S Cole
Lt. Anders Larson
Lt. Walter A Thomas
Sgt. Ray Miller
Only the co-pilot survived by ejecting
before the bomber crashed.
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