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Radin Crew The crew of 1st Lt. N.I. Radin, 548th Bombardment Squadron, 385th Bombardment Group, pose in front of their B-17 in early 1944.
Radin Crew The crew of 1st Lt. N.I. Radin, 548th Bombardment Squadron, 385th Bombardment Group, pose in front of their B-17 in early 1944.
Radin Crew The crew of 1st Lt. N.I. Radin, 548th Bombardment Squadron, 385th Bombardment Group, pose in front of their B-17 in early 1944.
Radin Crew The crew of 1st Lt. N.I. Radin, 548th Bombardment Squadron, 385th Bombardment Group, pose in front of their B-17 in early 1944.
Radin Crew The crew of 1st Lt. N.I. Radin, 548th Bombardment Squadron, 385th Bombardment Group, pose in front of their B-17 in early 1944.

SSGT Morris Meyers: The Man My Dad Never Stopped Waiting For

SSGT Morris Meyers | The Man My Dad Never Stopped Waiting For by Bill Beigel Morris Meyers was 24 years old when he disappeared. He was from Detroit — just under five and a half feet tall, 155 pounds, green eyes, brown hair, not married. He was on his way to England to join the 385th Bombardment Group when a B-17 carrying him and nine other men vanished over the North Atlantic on June 21, 1943. He was also my dad’s cousin. Morris is the reason I started doing this work. Detroit,...

  • SSGT Morris Meyers: The Man My Dad Never Stopped Waiting For

    So you know how I feel about my cousin, 2Lt A.D. (Alvis Deryl) Noble, I know that he was born on my grandfather's farm in Hopkins Co. Texas, where my father and his and 5 other brothers and 4 sisters were born, then the next information I have is the casualty report after his death as his records were lost in the St. Louis fire. I was born in 1956, 12 years after his death. But I want to thank you once again for your help with what I do know about 2Lt Noble. Sincerely A .D. ( Alan Dale ) Noble

  • SSGT Morris Meyers: The Man My Dad Never Stopped Waiting For

    WOW. Great job Something like that for the crew of the B2 nine Salvo Sally that bombed Masaki yes Japan on April 28, 1945. The flight engineer Fred MacDonald was my first cousin husband. The plane went in the ocean. Most likely the gunners are got out and got in parachutes, but only one survived and I found him in St. Louis Missouri Japan held a huge memorial for the crew on April 28, 2018. The survivor was Jack B Cannon. He died. I think he was 94.

  • SSGT Morris Meyers: The Man My Dad Never Stopped Waiting For

    Bill found the USMC records of my uncle who served as in the Pacific from 1942 through to the end of the war. Due to Covid it took some time as NARA was closed but Bill found the records and sent them along with a note. What he does is exemplary and his dedication is laudable. If you are in search of family military history I highly recommend Bill’s skills.

  • Five From the 464th Bomb Group

    Hi Bill, I am trying to locate information about my father who served in the Army Air Corps, 15 AF, 454th Bombardment Group, 736 Bomb Squadron. His ID # is 12147579. I would like to know his rank and where he served. I am trying to make a paver to honor him at the WWII museum. I would really appreciate any help you could give me. Thank you. Janice Maher (Al Maher’s daughter)

  • Captain Norman L. Aigner: An Ordinary Guy

    Thank you for your comment! Please tell us a little more about your inquiry at this link https://www.ww2research.com/contact/ and we'll be in touch. Best - Bill Beigel

  • From Panatella to Ploesti

    Great blog. My late father was a bombardier based out of Panatella. His plane was Jackpine Joe. Worked Ploesti and Germany. See Jackpinejoe.com
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