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McKEAN
COUNTY
WORLD WAR II 290 Gold Stars |
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Private First Class John M. Cable |
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Private First Class
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Tracey J. Caldwell
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Private Paul A. Cannon |
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Second Lieutenant Floyd E. Card |
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Private James A. Carlson
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Staff Sergeant Richard J. Caserio |
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Fireman 2/c Gail W. Chapin Tablets of the Missing |
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Private First Class Wilbur M. Childs |
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Private Cheston M. Chilson Buried: Plot E, Row 11, Grave 47 |
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Sergeant Steve J. Chohrach |
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First Lieutenant Arthur
W. Christenson, Jr.
Company C 66th Armored Infantry Battalion, 12th Armored Division Hometown: Ludlow Killed in action 11 December 1944 France Buried: Gibbs Hill Cemetery, Ludlow Repatriated: 28 May 1949 |
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Tech Sergeant Fred V. Clutter
Headquarters Company, 304th Infantry Regiment, 76th Infantry Division Hometown: Smethport Died of wounds 19 March 1945 Kesten, Germany Buried: Plot B, Row 5, Grave 12 Luxembourg American Cemetery, Luxembourg |
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First Lieutenant Clyde
L. Coldren
P-47 Pilot 358 Fighter Group, 366 Fighter Squadron Hometown: Marvindale Killed in action 8 March 1944 Nunspeet, Holland Age: 24 Buried: Venus Cemetery, Venus, PA Repatriated: 27 May 1949 |
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Private Arthur T. Cole
United States Army Hometown: Bradford Killed in action 31 October 1944 Germany Age: 31 Buried: Jerusalem Corners Cemetery, Pleasantville, PA Repatriated: 18 November 1947 |
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Staff Sergeant Anthony
P. Colestro
Combat Command A, 1st Armored Division Hometown: Hilton Street, Bradford Killed in action 14 February 1943 Sidi Bou Zid, Tunisia, North Africa Buried: Section G, Site 4 Beverly National Cemetery, Beverly, NJ Repatriated: 21 November 1949 |
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Tech Sergeant Frank J.
Colestro
Flight Engineer, 333rd Bomber Squadron 94th Bomber Group, Heavy Hometown: Hilton Street, Bradford Killed in action 6 October 1944 Over Germany Age: 25 Buried: Plot F, Row 6, Grave 74 Cambridge American Cemetery, England Brother of Anthony P. Colestro |
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Sergeant Edgar J. Condgon
31st Infantry Regiment Hometown: Bradford Missing in action 24 January 1942 Philippines Tablets of the Missing Manila American Cemetery Philippines |
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Private Edward M. Connelly
Aviation Cadet Hometown: Bradford Drowned 29 June 1944 Ft. Meyers, FL Age: 18 Buried: St. Bernards Cemetery, Bradford |
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Private Paul Connor
38th Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron Hometown: Smethport Died of wounds 2 August 1944 France Age: 19 Buried: Plot H, Row 12, Grave 14 Normandy American Cemetery, St. Laurent-sur-Mer, France |
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Lieutenant Robert C. Corey Killed while bailing out of his P-40N aircraft |
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Private Allen C. Cosby
4903rd Aviation Squadron, Fort Dix, NJ Hometown: West Washington Street, Bradford Killed in a car accident 8 August 1944 Rock City Road Age: 23 Buried: Willow Dale Cemetery, Bradford |
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Private First Class Richard
L. Crandall
Company G, 86th Mountain Infantry 10th Mountain Division Hometown: Bradford Killed in action 3 March 1945 Italy Age: 19 Buried: Willow Dale Cemetery, Bradford Repatriated: 9 June 1949 |
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First Lieutenant Carl E. Crouse Buried: Plot E, Row 4, Grave 16 B-24 Bomber exploded during take-off, |
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Private First Class Dale J. Culver Buried: Plot F, Row 1, Grave 51 |
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Private John B. Curcio
Company A, 129th Tank Destroyer Training Battalion, Camp Hood, TX Hometown: Lewis Run Died from accidental gunshot wounds 22 November 1943 Age: 30 Buried: St. Bernards Cemetery, Bradford |
 Private John R. Daly 505th Parachute Infantry Regiment 82nd Airborne Division Hometown: Kane Killed in action 7 June 1944 Normandy Buried: Plot I, Row 27, Grave 15 Normandy American Cemetery, St. Laurent-sur-Mer, France |
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Private First Class Daniel J. Daugherty
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Second Lieutenant James B. Davies Tablets of the Missing On 25 August 1944, 36 bombers hit the Heinkel Aero engine
plant in Rostock, Germany. Davies was on the B-24 "Happy
Go Lucky" when it suffered engine failure and crashed into
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Private First Class Frank
J. Debevc
406 Infantry Regiment, 102 Infantry Division Hometown: Kane Killed in Action: November 23, 1944 Germany Buried: St. Callistus Cemetery, Kane, PA Repatriated: April 22, 1949 |
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Private First Class John
DeFillippo
United States Army Hometown: West Washington Street, Bradford Killed in action 25 July 1944 France Age: 21 Buried: St. Bernards Cemetery, Bradford Repatriated: 3 May 1948 |
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Staff Sergeant Anthony W. "Bib"
DeLucia DeLucia was an engineer and first saw duty overseas in North Africa before transferring to China. A 1944 War Department report said the B-24 bomber, with a crew of 10 aboard, took off at 4:30 p.m. on Aug. 31, 1944, from a 14th Air Force base at Liuchow, China. This was DeLucia's 24th birthday, he and nine other airmen were reported missing when their B-24 did not return from a raid on Japanese ships in Formosa. In 1996, Chinese farmers found wreckage of the plane while searching for herbs on 7,000-foot Kitten Mountain in Guangxi Province, near Vietnam. Three years of crash site investigation accounted for all ten men by forensic scientists at the Defense Department’s laboratory in Hawaii. |
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Sergeant Robert A. DePrater
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Private First Class William P. Desmond Buried: Plot C, Row 11, Grave 66 |
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Private First Class
Buried: Plot A, Row 2, Grave 175 |
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Private First Class Leslie
C. Donahey
827th Chemical Company, Air Operations Barksdale Field, LA Hometown: Kane Died of Illness: 12 July 1945 William Beaumont Hospital, El Paso, TX Age: 22 Buried: Forest Lawn Cemetery, Kane |
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Sergeant Clarence L. Dunham
Hometown: Smethport First reported missing in action and then declared Killed in action 4 July 1946 |
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