2nd Lt USAAF WWII
S/N 0-738818
447th BG, 710th B Sq
He entered the service from Pennsylvania. His hometown was Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania.
He was the son of Dr Samuel P Cameron, Sr and Eva Bodine Pitts. His brother was Samuel P Cameron, Jr.
He was lost when B-17G #42-31219 crashed over Lake Melville, 30 miles north of Goose Bay, Newfoundland-Labrador, Canada when en route upon deployment to Rattlesden Air Base, England.
The crew is listed here in the virtual cemetery for B-17G #42-31219. All but one of the crew, Sgt Lorenz A Kirchoff, is believed to have been recovered.
S/N 0-738818
447th BG, 710th B Sq
He entered the service from Pennsylvania. His hometown was Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania.
He was the son of Dr Samuel P Cameron, Sr and Eva Bodine Pitts. His brother was Samuel P Cameron, Jr.
He was lost when B-17G #42-31219 crashed over Lake Melville, 30 miles north of Goose Bay, Newfoundland-Labrador, Canada when en route upon deployment to Rattlesden Air Base, England.
The crew is listed here in the virtual cemetery for B-17G #42-31219. All but one of the crew, Sgt Lorenz A Kirchoff, is believed to have been recovered.
2nd Lt USAAF WWII
S/N 0-738818
447th BG, 710th B Sq
He entered the service from Pennsylvania. His hometown was Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania.
He was the son of Dr Samuel P Cameron, Sr and Eva Bodine Pitts. His brother was Samuel P Cameron, Jr.
He was lost when B-17G #42-31219 crashed over Lake Melville, 30 miles north of Goose Bay, Newfoundland-Labrador, Canada when en route upon deployment to Rattlesden Air Base, England.
The crew is listed here in the virtual cemetery for B-17G #42-31219. All but one of the crew, Sgt Lorenz A Kirchoff, is believed to have been recovered.
S/N 0-738818
447th BG, 710th B Sq
He entered the service from Pennsylvania. His hometown was Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania.
He was the son of Dr Samuel P Cameron, Sr and Eva Bodine Pitts. His brother was Samuel P Cameron, Jr.
He was lost when B-17G #42-31219 crashed over Lake Melville, 30 miles north of Goose Bay, Newfoundland-Labrador, Canada when en route upon deployment to Rattlesden Air Base, England.
The crew is listed here in the virtual cemetery for B-17G #42-31219. All but one of the crew, Sgt Lorenz A Kirchoff, is believed to have been recovered.
Gravesite Details
Need to obtain IDPF to ID parents~
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Records on Ancestry
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
