Serviceman
Charles W. Hollier
817thco-pilotpilot
Play his story on the map built from his record
- In the book
- Heroes of the 483rd, p. 57, 104
- Sources
- heroes-book
Crews
- Vernon L. Dexter Crew, co-pilot · 817th
- Charles W. Hollier Crew, pilot · 817th
Missions placed on him
- mission 181, 15 March 1945 · Ruhland · Listed with the Vernon L. Dexter crew, which flew it per its history (p. 57); whether he was aboard that day is not recorded
- mission 182, 16 March 1945 · Schwechat · The Vernon L. Dexter crew's history names Schwechat: one of 3 missions there in its time (p. 57)
- mission 184, 20 March 1945 · Vienna, Kagran · The Vernon L. Dexter crew's history names Vienna, Kagran: one of 3 missions there in its time (p. 57)
- mission 185, 21 March 1945 · Vienna, Vösendorf · The Vernon L. Dexter crew's history names Vienna, Vösendorf: one of 3 missions there in its time (p. 57)
- mission 188, 24 March 1945 · Berlin, Marienfelde · Listed with the Vernon L. Dexter crew, which flew it per its history (p. 57); whether he was aboard that day is not recorded
- mission 190, 26 March 1945 · Wiener Neustadt · The Vernon L. Dexter crew's history names Wiener Neustadt: one of 2 missions there in its time (p. 57)
- mission 191, 30 March 1945 · Wiener Neustadt · The Vernon L. Dexter crew's history names Wiener Neustadt: one of 2 missions there in its time (p. 57)
- mission 198, 8 April 1945 · Campodazzo · Listed with the Vernon L. Dexter crew, which flew it per its history (p. 57); whether he was aboard that day is not recorded
- mission 215, 26 April 1945 · Bronzolo · Listed with the Charles W. Hollier crew, which flew it per its history (p. 104); whether he was aboard that day is not recorded
A report lists him aboard, or his crew's history in Heroes of the 483rd dates the mission; the book is cited by page and not reproduced. The rest of his squadron's missions in his window are not placed on him by any document.
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