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SSGT Jack Raymond Laney

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SSGT Jack Raymond Laney Veteran

Birth
Chadron, Dawes County, Nebraska, USA
Death
4 Jul 1945 (aged 21)
Burial
Manila, Capital District, National Capital Region, Philippines Add to Map
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10TH AF, 427th NFS


B-25G #41-30010 'Matilda' left 4 July 1945 from Chengkung, China on an operational mission to Dinjan, India, when it disappeared over The Hump. Weather was reported to be generally good that day. Fifteen men were lost and the cause is unknown. The crew members were~


Major Richard F Ginther, Pilot, from Orlando FL

2nd Lt William A McWhirk, Co-Pilot, from Bella Vista CA

2nd Lt James M Citron, Navigator, from Fresno CA

2nd Lt John P Arrasmith, Navigator, from El Cajon CA

SSgt Aaron Cohen, Flight Engineer, from Cincinnati OH

SSgt Jack R Laney, Asst Flight Engineer, from Ogden UT

TSgt Joseph J Schrader, Passenger, from Hamilton Heights PA

SSgt Joseph W Dunaway, Passenger, from South Shore KY

SSgt Gerald Dunbar, Passenger, from Inkster MI

Sgt Floy L Hicks, Jr, Passenger, from Altus OK

Sgt Philip A Jones, Passenger, from Sylvania OH

Sgt Theodore F Kowalow, Passenger, from Alden NY

Sgt Howard J Redfield, Passenger, from New York NY

Sgt Robert J Thompson, Passenger, from Niagara Falls NY

PFC Bruce M White, Passenger, from Dallas TX


A witness statement was given by Major Edwin J Witzenburger, who had last contacted the plane by radio. The last position reported was 27/32 N. 95 degrees 16 minutes E, Nine miles south of the Brahmaputra River.

~

Entered the service from Utah.

10TH AF, 427th NFS


B-25G #41-30010 'Matilda' left 4 July 1945 from Chengkung, China on an operational mission to Dinjan, India, when it disappeared over The Hump. Weather was reported to be generally good that day. Fifteen men were lost and the cause is unknown. The crew members were~


Major Richard F Ginther, Pilot, from Orlando FL

2nd Lt William A McWhirk, Co-Pilot, from Bella Vista CA

2nd Lt James M Citron, Navigator, from Fresno CA

2nd Lt John P Arrasmith, Navigator, from El Cajon CA

SSgt Aaron Cohen, Flight Engineer, from Cincinnati OH

SSgt Jack R Laney, Asst Flight Engineer, from Ogden UT

TSgt Joseph J Schrader, Passenger, from Hamilton Heights PA

SSgt Joseph W Dunaway, Passenger, from South Shore KY

SSgt Gerald Dunbar, Passenger, from Inkster MI

Sgt Floy L Hicks, Jr, Passenger, from Altus OK

Sgt Philip A Jones, Passenger, from Sylvania OH

Sgt Theodore F Kowalow, Passenger, from Alden NY

Sgt Howard J Redfield, Passenger, from New York NY

Sgt Robert J Thompson, Passenger, from Niagara Falls NY

PFC Bruce M White, Passenger, from Dallas TX


A witness statement was given by Major Edwin J Witzenburger, who had last contacted the plane by radio. The last position reported was 27/32 N. 95 degrees 16 minutes E, Nine miles south of the Brahmaputra River.

~

Entered the service from Utah.




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  • Maintained by: B24CoPilotNiece
  • Originally Created by: War Graves
  • Added: Aug 8, 2010
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  • Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/56783702/jack_raymond-laney: accessed ), memorial page for SSGT Jack Raymond Laney (3 Apr 1924–4 Jul 1945), Find a Grave Memorial ID 56783702, citing Manila American Cemetery and Memorial, Manila, Capital District, National Capital Region, Philippines; Maintained by B24CoPilotNiece (contributor 47391745).