1st Lieutenant Myles was a pilot in the Air Transport Command, serving in the C-B-I Theater in World War II. He was killed while piloting B-24D Liberator bomber #42-40142 when it crashed on a ferrying flight, two miles southeast of Kwanghan, China.
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Son of James L. and Mary C. Myles. A 1941 graduate of Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, High School.
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Son of James L. and Mary C. Myles. A 1941 graduate of Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, High School.
1st Lieutenant Myles was a pilot in the Air Transport Command, serving in the C-B-I Theater in World War II. He was killed while piloting B-24D Liberator bomber #42-40142 when it crashed on a ferrying flight, two miles southeast of Kwanghan, China.
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Son of James L. and Mary C. Myles. A 1941 graduate of Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, High School.
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Son of James L. and Mary C. Myles. A 1941 graduate of Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, High School.
Inscription
1LT, US ARMY AIR FORCES WORLD WAR II
Gravesite Details
His body was returned home to the United States and interred in the Harleigh Mausoleum in Camden, New Jersey on January 3, 1949.
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