The Frederick News-Post, March 24, 1951
2 Brunswick Men Aboard Missing Plane
Two Brunswick airmen are aboard a C-124 Air Force transport plane missing on a flight from Maine to England, the Strategic Air Command Headquarters in Omaha, Neb. informed their parents Friday evening.
Among the 53 persons aboard the transport are: Sgt. George W. Ambrose, Jr, 21, son of George W. And Laura Ambrose, 501 Ninth Avenue, Brunswick.
Sgt. Ambrose, better known as "Bunky", has been in the Army Air Forces about 2 years. He was stationed in New Mexico, Texas and Mississippi before being assigned in the C-124 that left Limestone, Maine on Thursday for Mildenhall Air Base, Suffolk, England. It's radio was last heard about 1 o'clock Friday morning 800 miles southwest of Ireland.
He was a member of the 1947 Brunswick High School graduation class.
(thank you Cari Aiken)
2 Brunswick Men Aboard Missing Plane
Two Brunswick airmen are aboard a C-124 Air Force transport plane missing on a flight from Maine to England, the Strategic Air Command Headquarters in Omaha, Neb. informed their parents Friday evening.
Among the 53 persons aboard the transport are: Sgt. George W. Ambrose, Jr, 21, son of George W. And Laura Ambrose, 501 Ninth Avenue, Brunswick.
Sgt. Ambrose, better known as "Bunky", has been in the Army Air Forces about 2 years. He was stationed in New Mexico, Texas and Mississippi before being assigned in the C-124 that left Limestone, Maine on Thursday for Mildenhall Air Base, Suffolk, England. It's radio was last heard about 1 o'clock Friday morning 800 miles southwest of Ireland.
He was a member of the 1947 Brunswick High School graduation class.
(thank you Cari Aiken)
The Frederick News-Post, March 24, 1951
2 Brunswick Men Aboard Missing Plane
Two Brunswick airmen are aboard a C-124 Air Force transport plane missing on a flight from Maine to England, the Strategic Air Command Headquarters in Omaha, Neb. informed their parents Friday evening.
Among the 53 persons aboard the transport are: Sgt. George W. Ambrose, Jr, 21, son of George W. And Laura Ambrose, 501 Ninth Avenue, Brunswick.
Sgt. Ambrose, better known as "Bunky", has been in the Army Air Forces about 2 years. He was stationed in New Mexico, Texas and Mississippi before being assigned in the C-124 that left Limestone, Maine on Thursday for Mildenhall Air Base, Suffolk, England. It's radio was last heard about 1 o'clock Friday morning 800 miles southwest of Ireland.
He was a member of the 1947 Brunswick High School graduation class.
(thank you Cari Aiken)
2 Brunswick Men Aboard Missing Plane
Two Brunswick airmen are aboard a C-124 Air Force transport plane missing on a flight from Maine to England, the Strategic Air Command Headquarters in Omaha, Neb. informed their parents Friday evening.
Among the 53 persons aboard the transport are: Sgt. George W. Ambrose, Jr, 21, son of George W. And Laura Ambrose, 501 Ninth Avenue, Brunswick.
Sgt. Ambrose, better known as "Bunky", has been in the Army Air Forces about 2 years. He was stationed in New Mexico, Texas and Mississippi before being assigned in the C-124 that left Limestone, Maine on Thursday for Mildenhall Air Base, Suffolk, England. It's radio was last heard about 1 o'clock Friday morning 800 miles southwest of Ireland.
He was a member of the 1947 Brunswick High School graduation class.
(thank you Cari Aiken)
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SGT, US AIR FORCE, KOREA. PURPLE HEART. MIA.
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