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[Wurger]

Not Pfc. Jimmie Gass but Pvt. Jimmie Cass

 

[Wurger]

 

[Wurger]

S/Sgt. T.A. James
New Orleans, La.

 

[Wurger]

Thought it said Dewer

Actually, I believe it's "Dowar/Dewar". The penultimate letter looks like an "a". Its shape you can notice by comparing it to the same letter taken from another surnames on this list.

 

[Stas1234]

I have to work a little bit more on the third inscription there but I got tired and need a break. But it is not as it was worked out initially.

C(G)...... Tyson
C(G)r......

Cleveland Tyson,
Cranston
Or perhaps it's not the surname "Tyson," but rather a geographical inscription: "Cleveland, Tenn." - Cleveland, Tennessee.

 

[Wurger]

Cleveland Tyson,
Cranston
Or perhaps it's not the surname "Tyson," but rather a geographical inscription: "Cleveland, Tenn." - Cleveland, Tennessee.

Rather not Cleveland .... and not Cranston ...

 

[Wurger]

I think that there may be three words in the top line . The military rank started with the C or G and the first name, possible started with A ( I'm getting an impression it is Alex ) and then the last name Tyson. The word below the name is the town he came from started with C or G.
Certainly it can be alse the given name and the surname only in the first line. But why there is the second big letter there ?

 

[Stas1234]

Мне нужно еще немного поработать над третьей надписью, но я устал и мне нужен перерыв. Но она получилась не такой, как планировалось изначально.

C(G)...... Тайсон

сapt Alex Tyson
Cleveland

 

[Wurger]

сapt Alex Tyson
Cleveland

Not the Cleveland. I'm leaning towards the Georgia. And not the Cpt. rather. It looks the word is longer. But the Capt looks better. So Capt Alex Tyson Georgia .... that is very very possible.

 

[Wurger]

Thought it said Dewer

Actually, I believe it's "Dowar/Dewar". The penultimate letter looks like an "a". Its shape you can notice by comparing it to the same letter taken from another surnames on this list.

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And finally I have found the guy in a document found via the net ... his correct name is F/O Vincent P. Dewar .... He was the co-pilot for the first missions as I understood.

the excerpt ...

the source: https://repositories.lib.utexas.edu/bitstreams/d6f60e6d-ad02-415a-845e-2981495a5c35/download

 

[Jadera]

And finally I have found the guy in a document found via the net ... his correct name is F/O Vincent P. Dewar .... He was the co-pilot for the first missions as I understood.

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Nice

 

[Stas1234]

 

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[Stas1234]

There are three more inscriptions left to examine...

 

[Wurger]

There are three more inscriptions left to examine...
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Sgt. Pat H. Smith
Vallejo. Calif.

............. V. Porto
Glasco N.Y.

 

[Wurger]

IMHO it is
Sgt. Hank V. Porto
Glasco N.Y.

 

[Wurger]

As I have mentioned it in my post earlier it is ...

Lt. E.J. C.......onzi or anzi ( IMHO he was Italian )
FT. Pierce Fla.

 

[Wurger]

As I have mentiooned it in my post earlier it is ...

Lt. E.J. C.......onzi or anzi ( IMHO he was of Italian ancestry )
FT. Pierce Fla.

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and I believe I found him .... Lt. Col. Edmond J. Clemenzi WW2 veteran. So it should be ...

Lt. E.J. Clemenzi
FT. Pierce Fla.