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2LT Gordon Edwin Myers

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2LT Gordon Edwin Myers Veteran

Birth
Missouri, USA
Death
17 Aug 1945 (aged 24)
Weatherford, Parker County, Texas, USA
Burial
Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, USA GPS-Latitude: 39.004734, Longitude: -94.5723572
Memorial ID
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Second Lieutenant Myers was one of nine airmen aboard U.S. Army Air Corps B-29-40-MO Superfortress #44-86276 killed in a mid-air
collision at 15,000 feet in the skies over Weatherford, Texas with another B-29.

There were no survivors of the crash of the Alamogordo, New Mexico-based bomber.
Seven were killed aboard the other B-29 (two survived).

Lt. Myers was from Kansas City, Missouri.
He was a Navigator.

The aircrew killed were:

1st Lt. Aubrey K Stinson A/C pilot
2nd Lt. Harold N Swaim co-pilot
2nd Lt. Benson W Cohen Bombadier
2nd Lt. Gordon E Myers Navigator
2nd Lt. Edward E Lahniers Flt. Eng.
Sgt. Clarence A Jurgens gunner
Sgt. Donald E LeFebvre Radar Op.
Sgt. Johnny A Moseley Fire Control
Sgt. Donald E Reed gunner
~
Entered the service from Missouri; ASN O2079583.
Second Lieutenant Myers was one of nine airmen aboard U.S. Army Air Corps B-29-40-MO Superfortress #44-86276 killed in a mid-air
collision at 15,000 feet in the skies over Weatherford, Texas with another B-29.

There were no survivors of the crash of the Alamogordo, New Mexico-based bomber.
Seven were killed aboard the other B-29 (two survived).

Lt. Myers was from Kansas City, Missouri.
He was a Navigator.

The aircrew killed were:

1st Lt. Aubrey K Stinson A/C pilot
2nd Lt. Harold N Swaim co-pilot
2nd Lt. Benson W Cohen Bombadier
2nd Lt. Gordon E Myers Navigator
2nd Lt. Edward E Lahniers Flt. Eng.
Sgt. Clarence A Jurgens gunner
Sgt. Donald E LeFebvre Radar Op.
Sgt. Johnny A Moseley Fire Control
Sgt. Donald E Reed gunner
~
Entered the service from Missouri; ASN O2079583.


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