Wingfoot

Many of the names on this list were taken from notes made regarding a photo of the troop taken at Camp Campbell, Kentucky in 1944. The names were written down after the war from memory, and I have found a number of misspellings when those names are compared to some I already have.  If you are looking for a particular person, please take the time to read through the entire list to see if it might be listed, but spelled incorrectly.

 

Officers

Lt. Col. Mercer W. Sweeney, Huntington

   Station, New York

Capt. Walter F. Arnold

Lt. Alan Probst

Lt. Phillips

 

A

Anderson, Ronald

 

B

Bailey, Charles

Tec 5 Benton, Albert, Purple Heart,

   wounded March 14

Bischoff, Richard

Bone, Roger (9th from left, 2nd row

   from top in photo top right)

Brandenburg, Herb

Bristol, James

Brogdon, James L.

Burgmeyer, Ted E., Brooklyn, New York

Tec 5 Burnham, Otis D. Burnham,

   Bucklin, Missouri

Buscher, William

 

C

Coleman, Joe

Corigliano, Sonny

Cusick, Dan

 

D

Dahlgren, Carl

Duran, Julian

 

E

Edwards, ??

 

F

Fieldstadt, Ingvald

Fischer, Henry

Fitzsimmons, Edward

Fluharty, W.W. (Buck), St. Michaels, Maryland

Sgt. Fox, George, Jr., recommended for Bronze Star

     (not known if he received it)

Fraylick, Charles

G

Gallo, Ralph

Gavigan, Thomas

Gentile, Ted

George, Arthur

Gray, Cecil

 

H

Haggerty, Jeremiah

Harris, David M., New Market, Indiana

Harris, Jeff, Danville, Virginia

Hart, William H., Oakland, Tennessee

Haven, Gill, Holly, Michigan

Hopkins, Alfred

Hughes, Roy

Hurley, William J., Ft. Lauderdale, Florida

 

I

Isom, Walter

 

K

Kelly, William

Kirkwood, William K.

 

L

LaCrosse, Fred

La Muraglia, Rocco

Langridge, Jack

 

M

Magaliano, Vincent

Meckley, Charles

Mercanto, Anthony

Moskiwitz, George

 

O

O'Brien, John

 

P

Palmer, Charles, Wilmington, Delaware

Patten, Vernon, Rochester, New York

Paulin, A. F.

 

R

Reuben, William

Russo, ?

 

S

Schott, Harold

Shaw, James

Sinatra, Ray

Sleptiza, Alec, Bowie, Maryland

Sturick, Tony

 

W

Walsh, Jack

Ward, Marvin

Watson, John

Weinstein, Sam

Wheeler, Ken

Whiting, Edwin

 

Medics

 

Cpl. Davis, Samuel, recommended for Bronze Star (status unknown); Purple Heart, wounded April 19

Tec 4 Oliver, Albert, recommended for Bronze Star (status unknown)

PFC Hack, Gilbert, medic, Indianapolis, Indiana; killed in action, March 1, 1945

PFC Harrington, Robert R., medic, Kirkville, New York; wounded in action, March 1, 1945