WWII bomber crash left 11 dead and ‘non-recoverable.’ 4 are finally coming home

As the World War II bomber Heaven Can Wait was hit by enemy fire off the Pacific island of New Guinea on March 11, 1944, the ...
Digital Journal

At least seven dead as World War II plane crashes in the US: reports

At least seven people were killed when a World War II bomber carrying 13 passengers and crew crashed at an airport in the northeastern US state of Connecticut Wednesday, local media reported. The ...
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Missing WWII pilot identified more than 80 years after Thailand crash

Missing WWII Pilot Identified More Than 80 Years After Thailand Crash ...

A WWII Bomber Crashed with 1 Survivor. 40 Years Later, He Recovered His Fellow Crewmen’s Bodies.

An American B-17 Flying Fortress shot down by Japanese fighters during World War II crashed into the jungles of Papua New Guinea. The lone survivor of the 10 crew on board crawled away and was found ...

WWII pilot's remains identified more than 8 decades after plane disappeared during spy mission

U.S. Army pilot Franklin H. McKinney was last seen on Nov. 5, 1944 ...
The Thaiger

American WWII pilot’s remains identified 80 years after Thailand crash

The remains of an American WWII pilot have been identified after a Thai-US effort more than 80 years after his aircraft crashed in Lampang.
Alaska Public Media

Military agency prepares to exhume remains of unidentified WWII soldier in Sitka cemetery

The DPAA has been looking at this case since 2017, and there aren’t many unknowns in the Sitka cemetery, or in Alaska as a whole.
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A WWII Bomber Crashed with 1 Survivor. 40 Years Later, He Recovered His Fellow Crewmen’s Bodies.

Here’s what you’ll learn when you read this story: Nursing a newly broken jaw and intense back injuries, United States Army Air Force 2nd Lt. Jose L. Holguin crawled away from the wreck of his B-17 ...