Sgt. Dwight Rowlett, 26 years old, husband of Hazel L. Rowlett, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Rowlett, and brother of Mrs. Gladys Thomas was killed Saturday in a mid-air crash between two four-motored bombers as they were approaching Langley Field for landing. All of the members of Sgt. Rowlett's crew were lost.
Sgt. Rowlett was a gunner. He and his wife, were married three years ago. In a letter she received Saturday her husband told of an expected leave which was to follow his training mission.
Sgt. Rowlett is a graduate of the Buckner High School and was employed by Montgomery Ward & Co. before entering the Army in 1942.
Sgt. Rowlett was a gunner. He and his wife, were married three years ago. In a letter she received Saturday her husband told of an expected leave which was to follow his training mission.
Sgt. Rowlett is a graduate of the Buckner High School and was employed by Montgomery Ward & Co. before entering the Army in 1942.
Sgt. Dwight Rowlett, 26 years old, husband of Hazel L. Rowlett, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Rowlett, and brother of Mrs. Gladys Thomas was killed Saturday in a mid-air crash between two four-motored bombers as they were approaching Langley Field for landing. All of the members of Sgt. Rowlett's crew were lost.
Sgt. Rowlett was a gunner. He and his wife, were married three years ago. In a letter she received Saturday her husband told of an expected leave which was to follow his training mission.
Sgt. Rowlett is a graduate of the Buckner High School and was employed by Montgomery Ward & Co. before entering the Army in 1942.
Sgt. Rowlett was a gunner. He and his wife, were married three years ago. In a letter she received Saturday her husband told of an expected leave which was to follow his training mission.
Sgt. Rowlett is a graduate of the Buckner High School and was employed by Montgomery Ward & Co. before entering the Army in 1942.
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