William Fahr was the youngest child of John A. Fahr and Mary Elizabeth Clancy Fahr. He had an older sister, Marion Elizabeth, and brother, John Chester Fahr . They were raised in Whitestone, Queens, and Melville, Suffolk, Long Island.
He enlisted in the US Army Air Force on 8 Dec 1942. He served in the American Theater; the European-African-Middle Eastern Theater; the Balkans, Normandy, Air Offensive Europe, and Rome-Arno Campaigns. He was killed in action aboard a B-24 (Liberator) on June 16, 1944, in a flight over Bratislava, Czechoslovakia. He earned the rank of Techical Sergeant.
He enlisted in the US Army Air Force on 8 Dec 1942. He served in the American Theater; the European-African-Middle Eastern Theater; the Balkans, Normandy, Air Offensive Europe, and Rome-Arno Campaigns. He was killed in action aboard a B-24 (Liberator) on June 16, 1944, in a flight over Bratislava, Czechoslovakia. He earned the rank of Techical Sergeant.
William Fahr was the youngest child of John A. Fahr and Mary Elizabeth Clancy Fahr. He had an older sister, Marion Elizabeth, and brother, John Chester Fahr . They were raised in Whitestone, Queens, and Melville, Suffolk, Long Island.
He enlisted in the US Army Air Force on 8 Dec 1942. He served in the American Theater; the European-African-Middle Eastern Theater; the Balkans, Normandy, Air Offensive Europe, and Rome-Arno Campaigns. He was killed in action aboard a B-24 (Liberator) on June 16, 1944, in a flight over Bratislava, Czechoslovakia. He earned the rank of Techical Sergeant.
He enlisted in the US Army Air Force on 8 Dec 1942. He served in the American Theater; the European-African-Middle Eastern Theater; the Balkans, Normandy, Air Offensive Europe, and Rome-Arno Campaigns. He was killed in action aboard a B-24 (Liberator) on June 16, 1944, in a flight over Bratislava, Czechoslovakia. He earned the rank of Techical Sergeant.
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