In 1920, on November 16 in Tacoma, Washington, United States, Stephen Draper Leckenby was the third child born to Josephine (nee Erwin) and Alfred "Fred" Leckenby.
1941 He attended the University of Puget Sound for one year
In 1942, on Aug. 28, at Mcchord Field, he enlisted as a Private in the Army Air Corps Reserves.
Stephen Leckenby, Second Lieutenant in the Army Force.
Bombardier on a Liberator bomber which went down over the English Channel.
He had received the Air Medal two Oak Leaf Clusters, and was awarded the Purple Heart posthumously.
1941 He attended the University of Puget Sound for one year
In 1942, on Aug. 28, at Mcchord Field, he enlisted as a Private in the Army Air Corps Reserves.
Stephen Leckenby, Second Lieutenant in the Army Force.
Bombardier on a Liberator bomber which went down over the English Channel.
He had received the Air Medal two Oak Leaf Clusters, and was awarded the Purple Heart posthumously.
In 1920, on November 16 in Tacoma, Washington, United States, Stephen Draper Leckenby was the third child born to Josephine (nee Erwin) and Alfred "Fred" Leckenby.
1941 He attended the University of Puget Sound for one year
In 1942, on Aug. 28, at Mcchord Field, he enlisted as a Private in the Army Air Corps Reserves.
Stephen Leckenby, Second Lieutenant in the Army Force.
Bombardier on a Liberator bomber which went down over the English Channel.
He had received the Air Medal two Oak Leaf Clusters, and was awarded the Purple Heart posthumously.
1941 He attended the University of Puget Sound for one year
In 1942, on Aug. 28, at Mcchord Field, he enlisted as a Private in the Army Air Corps Reserves.
Stephen Leckenby, Second Lieutenant in the Army Force.
Bombardier on a Liberator bomber which went down over the English Channel.
He had received the Air Medal two Oak Leaf Clusters, and was awarded the Purple Heart posthumously.
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Entered the service from Washington.
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