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2LT Richard Charles Henkel

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2LT Richard Charles Henkel Veteran

Birth
New York, USA
Death
8 Apr 1945 (aged 26)
Tellico Plains, Monroe County, Tennessee, USA
Burial
Cambridge, Washington County, New York, USA Add to Map
Plot
P 164
Memorial ID
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Second Lieutenant Henkel was the pilot of
B-17F Flying Fortress #42-6137, serving with
the 3704 Base Unit, Keesler Field , Biloxi,
Mississippi.

He was killed when his bomber crashed,
northeast of Tellico Plains, Tennessee.

Husband of Elizabeth Ann. Son of Walter F. &
Minnie (Hill) Henkel.

Nine other airmen were killed in the accident:

1st Lt. David K Crocker
2nd Lt. Walter W Foley, Jr
2nd Lt. Carl E Lehnhardt
S/Sgt. Edwin W Bill
Cpl. Raymond S Contino
Cpl. Wesley J Eaton
Cpl. John J Fortune
Cpl. Fred Hoff, Jr
Cpl. John F Stair
Second Lieutenant Henkel was the pilot of
B-17F Flying Fortress #42-6137, serving with
the 3704 Base Unit, Keesler Field , Biloxi,
Mississippi.

He was killed when his bomber crashed,
northeast of Tellico Plains, Tennessee.

Husband of Elizabeth Ann. Son of Walter F. &
Minnie (Hill) Henkel.

Nine other airmen were killed in the accident:

1st Lt. David K Crocker
2nd Lt. Walter W Foley, Jr
2nd Lt. Carl E Lehnhardt
S/Sgt. Edwin W Bill
Cpl. Raymond S Contino
Cpl. Wesley J Eaton
Cpl. John J Fortune
Cpl. Fred Hoff, Jr
Cpl. John F Stair

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2LT, 3704 AAF BASE UNIT WORLD WAR II



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