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Engineer TSgt Charles H. Neville, 15020222 (MIA / KIA / BR)

Engineer TSgt Charles H. Neville, 15020222 (MIA / KIA / BR)

Posted: 16 Mar 2012 5:58PM GMT
Classification: Query
Surnames: Neville
Shot down on 11/08/1945, Information or any pictures concerning anyone on his crew.

Pilot 1st Lt. Walter A. Scalese, O-697377 (MIA / KIA / BR) Windber, PA
Co-Pilot 2nd Lt. Stephen Fuda, O-764278 (MIA / KIA / BR) Stamford, CT
Navigator F/O Joseph E. Novakovits, T-124379 (MIA / KIA) Bethlehem, PA
Bombardier 2nd Lt. Paul H. Phillips, O-703067 (MIA / KIA) Logan, WV
Engineer TSgt Charles H. Neville, 15020222 (MIA / KIA / BR) Evansville, IN
Asst Engineer SSgt George J. Kacoyannakis, 12025464 (MIA / KIA / BR) Tyrone, NY
Radio TSgt Chester E. Matz, 13081336 (MIA / KIA / BR) Wilkes Barre, PA
Asst Radio SSgt John T. Stough, 33669803 (MIA / KIA / BR) Jeanette, PA
Gunner SSgt Robert L. Dyson, 15171268 (MIA / KIA / BR) Dennison, OH
Gunner SSgt Michael P. Falcone, 33829746 (MIA / KIA / BR) Ranger, PA
Crashed November 8, 1944 at 10:10am
MACR 10456

Re: Engineer TSgt Charles H. Neville, 15020222 (MIA / KIA / BR)

Posted: 5 May 2014 12:11PM GMT
Classification: Query
Hello, my name is Ed Emelett and I recently found a picture that belonged to my wife's aunt. It is of the entire flight crew including all MIA.........It is a beautiful 5x7 of the crew standing in front of their plane. We were able to pick out our family member immediately. It was Chester Matz and then each of the flight men signed the back of the photo..........please contact me for more information. My email is eemelett@comcast.net

Re: Engineer TSgt Charles H. Neville, 15020222 (MIA / KIA / BR)

Posted: 29 May 2014 6:23PM GMT
Classification: Query
I have a picture of the entire crew in front of the plane....my Uncle was Chester Matz from Pa. Seeking information......

Re: Engineer TSgt Charles H. Neville, 15020222 (MIA / KIA / BR)

Posted: 25 May 2015 1:13PM GMT
Classification: Query
2nd. Lt. Stephen L. Fuda was my uncle. I never met him. This website has some information on this plane and it crew, including a photo of it being shot down: http://www.pacificwrecks.com/aircraft/b-24/44-41421.html. I also have in my possession, the original newspaper clipping with this photo, and a brief story. The story in the clipping claims the plane was rammed by a Japanese Zero, not hit by cannon.
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