Michael Lavonsky
Military | Flight Officer | Bombardier | 458th Bomb Group
WIA. Plane crashed on takeoff. B-24 #4295120 'Hookem Cow'
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Hainford, Norfolk
Crash site
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Hainford "Hookem Cow" Memorial, Norfolk.
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Sgt Charles E May III
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David Reece Totten, Beckley, West Virginia
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David Reece Totten
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Thomas Franklin Seale memorial in Shelby County, Alabama. This says he is buried in Cambridge, but he isn't listed in the ABMC database. His remains may have been repatriated.
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Thomas Franklin Seale
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The Totten Crew: Standing: Charles May, Charles Nystrom, Don Neville, Thomas Seale, Don Orgain, Joe Galterio Sitting: David Totten, Walter Stynetski , Lewis Anderson, Mike Lavonsky
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Louis L Anderson
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Lewis L Anderson
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Hookem Cow memorial, dedicated 28 June 2015.
Detailed history
This memorial, to the crew of the Hookem Cow, is on PRIVATE land. It commemorates the crash on 14 April, 1945, in which 5 Crew lost their lives.
Connections
People
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Don Neville
Military | Sergeant | Gunner | 458th Bomb Group
Plane crashed on his second mission; target was Point De Grave. Don and one othr crew member survived the crash. He was in a full body cast for one year after the crash. He stays in contact with a man in England who built a radio controlled replica of...
Revisions
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| 24 March 2015 15:54:02 | usxpat | Created entry with name, latitude, longitude, history, person associations, aircraft associations and media associations |
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