The 483rd Bomb Group Archive

Serviceman

James E Fannon

815th

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Rank
TSGT (14 June 1944), TSGT (30 June 1944), TSGT (1 September 1945), TSGT (3 September 1945)
Hometown
VIENNA MO; Vienna MO; Dienna MO; Vienna, MO
Also written
James Fannon
In the book
Heroes of the 483rd, p. 194, 258
Sources
483bg-record, assoc-roster, heroes-book · service record at 483bg.org

Crews

Awards

DateAwardGeneral orderRank then
14 June 1944Air Medal1031TSGT
14 June 1944Air Medal, 1st oak leaf cluster1031TSGT
14 June 1944Air Medal, 2nd oak leaf cluster1034TSGT
30 June 1944Air Medal, 3rd oak leaf cluster1458TSGT
1 September 1945Air Medal, 4th oak leaf cluster3695TSGT
1 September 1945Air Medal, 5th oak leaf cluster3695TSGT
3 September 1945Silver Star3699TSGT

From the general orders indexed by the Army Air Corps Library and Museum.

Statements, mentions and histories

Eyewitness statement, page 2 · 18 July 1944
70.99.2
now
5.
Ingineer
pow
Fannon, James E.
1/5gt 374,22002 Mrs. Hattie Victoria Fannon,
mother, Vienna, Missouri NOD
E. Jisst Engineer pertairano, Tommie F. S/Sgt 1,164606 $ lir. Frank Alfano, father,
978 Valley
Birmingham, Alabama.
Road, RTD
7. Radio Operatory pow Tomkoop, James L. I/Sgt 13135118 lrs. Viola Wynkoop, motherl
Route 2, Rimersburg, Pa.
pow
8. Asst Radio Oper. Simpson, Charles II. s/Sgt 16077093 Mrs. Orpha Simpson, mothes
18900 Bradford St.,
Detroit, Michigan.
371
9. Armorer
Robert D. s/Sgt 35552178 Mrs. Louisa W. Jamieson,
wife, 116 E. Foster Parkway,
Fort Wayne, Indiana.
10. Asst Armorer Gunn. Durham, James C. s/Sgt 18225957 lirs. Dollie B. Durham,
point
mother, Gen'l Delivery
RID
Washington, Arkansas.
11.
IDENTIFY BELOW THOSE PERSONS WHO ARE RELIEVED TO HAVE LAST KNOWLETGE OF AIR-
CRAFT AMD CHECK APPROPRIATE (only one) COBUMN TO INDICATE BASIS FOR SAME:
Contacted
LAST
Saw
NAME IN FULL
RANK
SERIAL NO.
by Radio SIGRTED Crash Forced Landg.
Mélvin It. Sinquefield
S/Sgt
13142970
X
Isham O. Teasley
lst It 0801602
X
Zunir P. Studnicka
T/Sgt 37146093
X
Millard S. Sperry
LE Col. 0396325
X
12; IS PERSONNEL ARE BELIEVED TO HAVE SURVIVED, CHECK ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:
(X) Parachutes were used ( ) Persons seen walking away from scene of crash
( ) Any other reason (apecify) Six chutes were seen to come out of ship.
Surrounding circunstances not reasonably conclusive of KIA casualty status.
13. ATTACH, AS AN INCLOSURE TO REPORT, AERTAY PHOTOGRAPH, MAP, CHART,
OR SKETCH, SHOWING APPROXILATE LOCATION WHIERE AIRCRAFT WAS LAST SEEN. Attached.
14. ATTACH, AS INCLOSUPES TO TUTS REPORT, EYEWITNEST DESCRIPTIONS OF CRASH,
FORCED LANDING, OR OTTER GIRCULISTANCES PERTAINING TO MISSING AIRCRAFT:
Attached.
15.
marks, AS AN INCLOSURE TO THIS REPORT, A DESCRIPTION OF THE EXTENT CF
SEARCH, IF ANY, AND CIVE NAME, .RANK, AND SERTAL NUMBER OF OFFICER IN
CHARGE HERE: (If no search, so state giving reason) None. Crew MIA
in enciny occupied territóry.
Date of this Report: 19 July 1944
11. L. LIN,
Major, Air Corps,
5 Incls :
Operations Officer.
Incl 1 - Overlay
Incl 2 - Statement of Lt Col Sperry
Incl 3 - Statement of lst Lt Teasley
Incl. 4 - Statement of I/Sgt Studricka
Incl 5 - Statement of s/sq Sinquefield
C
13
2
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National Archives, MACR 7099, page 2 · Machine-read from microfilm, uncorrected.

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