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 Part 15/47 of the Pottawattamie Area World War II Dead Roster, 27 "F" records
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† Fader, Walter D., SN 17-011-491, US Army Air Force, Mills Co.

b. 10 Nov 1918 Allen, Dixon Co., NE; s/o Charles R. Dugan (b. Pennsylvania; d. 1919) & Nellie E. Umstott (b. Iowa); mother married Alvin L. Fader in Sioux City, Woodbury Co. 1920; family moved from Sioux City to Mills Co. in early 1930s.
entered service Sep 1940 from Rt. 2, Glenwood, Mills Co; service credited to Mills Co.; body not recovered; memorialized Walls of the Missing, Manila American Cem., Luzon, Philippines.
2nd Quartermaster Co. (Aviation), 5th Air Base Gp.; POW Philippines 1942; KIA 7 Sep 1944, Sulu Sea, off Sindangen Bay, NW Mindanao, Philippines, torpedoing of Japanese Hell Ship Shinyo Maru by USS Paddle (SS 263), about 668 US POWs died, about 82 survived.
WWII Japan > Japan Lashes Out > The Philippines Lost

Farley, Clarence Thomas, SN 37-692-077, US Army, Crawford Co.

b. 22 Sep 1916 Whiting, Monona Co.; s/o Lloyd Edwin Farley (b. Whiting) & Ida Christina Schraiter (b. Crawford Co.).
married Florence Antje Reuwsaat of Crawford Co. Jun 1940 in Manilla, Crawford Co., two children.
entered service 15 Mar 1944 from Manilla, Crawford Co.; service credited to Crawford Co.; buried Nishnabotna Cem., Manilla.
Co. K, 318th Inf. Regt., 80th Inf. Div; XII Corps, Third Army; KIA 24 Nov 1944 near Maginot Line west of St. Avold, Moselle Dept., Lorraine, France.
War with Germany > The ETO > Lorraine-Alsace, Fall 1945 > Lorraine/Third Army

† Faurot, Owen Hugh, SN 648-04-18, US Naval Aviation, Pott. Co.

b. 12 Mar 1923 Faulkton, Faulk Co., SD; s/o John C. Faurot (d. 1928) & Clara Ann Geese (d. 1938); ss/o Roy C Ford of South Dakota; lived with sister Jean L. (Faurot) Hessenflow in Co. Bluffs.
entered service 17 Nov 1941 from Co. Bluffs; buried Memorial Park Cem., Co. Bluffs.
unit unknown; d. 7 Nov 1944, off Old Point Comfort, Hampton, VA; crash at sea of transport aircraft returning to Europe, all 13 died.

† Fausett, Ottis Marvin Jr., SN 316-35-63, US Navy, Pott. Co.

b. 6 Sep 1914 Barber Co., KS; s/o Otis M. Fausett Sr. (b. Polk Co., MO) & Anna B. Wells (b. Carter Co., KY); family moved to Neola, Pott. Co. area in early 1920s.
US Navy service as early as 1934; next of kin mother, Mrs. Anna Pausett (sic), Box 353, Neola, IA; buried Neola Twp. Cem., Neola, Pott. Co.
attack cargo ship USS Oberon (AK-56/AKA-14); d. 23 Jun 1942, Brooklyn Navy Yard, NY; skull & spine fracture from a fall.

† Felthager, Joseph William, SN 20-743-408, US Army, Des Moines & Pott. Cos.

b. 23 Nov 1901 Leavenworth, KS; s/o Joseph Felthager (b. Germany) & Mary Seitz (b. Stearns Co., MO); mother married William A. Doidge; raised in Leavenworth; Co. Bluffs resident in 1930s.
married Alice E. Brask 1934, one child.
entered service with National Guard 13 Jan 1941 from Burlington, Des Moines Co.; service credited to Des Moines Co.; buried Fort Leavenworth Natl. Cem., Leavenworth, KS.
Hq. & Service Troop, 125th Cavalry Recon. Sqdn., 113rd Cavalry Recon. Gp., attached to 35th Inf. Div. which was attached to XIX Corps, First Army; KIA 21 Jul 1944 near St. Lo, Manche Dept., Normandy, France.
WWII Germany > The ETO > Normandy Campaign > Normandy, July 1944

† Fenn, Clifford Loren, SN 37-484-890, US Army Air Force, Pott. Co.

b. 6 Feb 1925 Co. Bluffs; s/o Wythel L. Fenn (b. Carson, Pott. Co.) & Viola M. Campbell (b. rural Co. Bluffs); family lived in Co. Bluffs in 1925, in Oakland, Pott. Co. in 1930, and moved to Rt. 2, Co. Bluffs in the 1930s.
Family Note: Clifford Fenn's first cousin, Wendell Melvin Campbell, also died in WWII in July 1944.
entered service 16 Aug 1943 from Rt. 2, Co. Bluffs; service credited to unknown county; buried Walnut Hill Cem., Co. Bluffs.
513 Bomb. Sqdn., 376th Bomb. Gp., Fifteenth Air Force, based at San Pancrazio Air Field, SW of Brindisi, Apulia, Italy; Consolidated B-24H Liberator #42-51151 ball turret gunner, KIA 2 Jul 1944 over Vecses Aerodrome, Budapest, Hungary; aircraft lost from flak; four died.
WWII Germany > The MTO > MTO Air War

† Feser, John Robert, SN 37-472-899, US Army Air Force, Harrison Co.

b. 26 Feb 1923 Dunlap, Harrison Co.; s/o Francis J. "Frank" Feser (b. Westphalia, Shelby Co.) & Anna Hawn (b. Douglas Twp., Harrison Co.).
entered service 10 Feb 1943 from Dunlap, Harrison Co.; service credited to Harrison Co.; buried Pleasant Hill Cem., Dunlap.
938 Engineering Camouflage Bn. (Aviation), March Army Air Field, Riverside Co., CA; d. 14 Apr 1943 at March Field, drowned.

† Field, John Henry, SN 316-56-23, US Navy, Pott. Co.

b. 23 Feb 1919 Co. Bluffs; s/o John A. Field & Flora McInnis, both b. Prince Edward Is., Canada.
entered service 2 Nov 1938 from Co. Bluffs; next of kin father, Mr. John Andrew Field, 1204 No. 29th St., Council Bluffs, IA; body returned to San Francisco on USAT Cardinal O'Connell, Feb 1948; buried Golden Gate Natl. Cem., San Bruno, San Mateo Co., CA.
At US Navy Receiving Station, Cavite, Philippines Feb-Dec 1941; transferred to destroyer USS Peary (DD-226) 14 Dec 1941; transferred to destroyer tender USS Black Hawk (AD-9) for treatment 12 Jan 1942; DNB 19 Jan 1942 on Black Hawk in Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia, malaria.
WWII Japan > Japan Lashes Out > Netherlands Indies Lost

† Findley, Everett Arthur, served as Findley Everette A, SN 20-706-174, US Army, Mills Co.

b. 14 Oct 1923 Rosalie, Thurston Co., NE; s/o Claude C. Findley (b. Villisca, Montgomery Co.) & Retha Jane Woten (b. Sherman Co., NE); family lived in Nebraska and Montgomery Co. before moving to Hastings, Mills Co. in 1939.
entered service with National Guard 10 Feb 1941 from Hastings, Mills Co.; service credited to Mills Co.; buried Hastings Cem.
Co. I (Glenwood), 168th Inf. Regt., 34th Inf. Div., detached to British 6th Commando Regt.; KIA 22 Nov 1942 near Bone, Algeria.
WWII Germany > The MTO > North Africa > Race to Tunis

† Finley, Clyde Clem Jr., SN T-004-898, US Army Air Force, Harrison Co.

b. 16 Oct 1922 Missouri Valley, Harrison Co.; s/o Clyde C. Finley Sr. (b. Logan, Harrison Co.) & Sophia McKee.
entered service 21 Sep 1942 from Missouri Valley, Harrison Co.; service credited to Harrison Co.; group burial with three sets of remains at Fort McPherson Natl. Cem., Maxwell, Lincoln Co., NE.
1333rd Base Unit, India-China Division, Air Transport Command, based at Chubua, Assam, India; Curtiss C-46A-5-CK Commando #43-47003 co-pilot; DNB 31 Aug 1945 in Assam, India 56 km NW of Dibrugarh-Chabua Airport; aircraft crashed on flight from Kumning, China to Chabua.
Notes: may have been initially buried near crash site.
WWII Japan > China-Burma-India Theater > The Hump

† Fintel, Hubert Alvin, SN 36-829-180, US Army, Milwaukee Co., WI

b. 24 Jun 1915 Crescent, Pott. Co.; s/o Rev. Homer A. Fintel (b. Greenfield, Adair Co.) & Harriet F. Howard (b. Neola, Pott. Co.; d. 1934).
married Ione A. Schwartz of Milwaukee, WI.
unknown service entry data; service credited to Milwaukee Co., WI; burial Lorraine American Cem., St. Avold, Moselle Dept., France.
56th Armored Inf. Bn., 12th Armored Div., XXI Corps, Seventh Army; KIA 15 Apr 1945 west of Nuremberg, Bavaria, Germany.
WWII Germany > The ETO > Central Europe > Southern Germany

† Firebaugh, Gordon Dale, SN 958-03-91, US Navy, Audubon Co.

b. 15 Sep 1922 Audubon; s/o George M. Firebaugh (b. Audubon Co.) & Jennie Mae Blakely (b. Clinton Co.); family lived in Douglas Twp., Audubon Co.
married Dorothy Mae Gray of Harlan, Shelby Co. Nov 1943, one child.
entered service 21 Jan 1945 from Rt. 3, Audubon, Audubon Co.; buried Harlan Cem., Shelby Co.
unit unknown; stationed at Treasure Island, San Francisco, CA; d. 3 Sep 1945 at Treasure Island; cause of death unknown.

† Fisher, Harlan Ray, SN O-325,830, US Naval Aviation, Pott. Co.

b. 21 Oct 1920 Co. Bluffs; s/o Joyce J. Fisher (b. Co. Bluffs) & Mamie Radliff (b. Cass Co., MO; d. 1942).
entered service 15 Aug 1942 from Co. Bluffs; next of kin father, Mr. Joyce J. Fisher, 204 So. 26th, Council Bluffs, IA; body not recovered; memorialized Courts of the Missing, Natl. Cem. of the Pacific, Honolulu, Oahu, HI; cenotaph Walnut Hill Cem., Co. Bluffs.
Naval Air Composite Sqdn. VC-11/VC-21 on escort carrier USS Nehenta Bay (CVE-74), At-Sea Logistics Group Third Fleet, aka Task Group 30.8; Grumman FM-2 Wildcat (built by General Motors/Eastern Aircraft) BuNo 16056 pilot; KIA 22 Aug 1944, SW of Marshall Is., Central Pacific; failed carrier landing at sea south of Eniwetok.
WW II Japan > Naval War with Japan > Third & Fifth Fleets

† Flack, David Albert, SN 0-687-121, US Army Air Force, Pott. Co.

b. 19 Sep 1919 Co. Bluffs; s/o Ora E. Flack (b. York Co., NE) & Mattie Bolz (b. Minden, Pott. Co.; d. 1927); father moved to Omaha after mother's death, while David and siblings lived with grandparents Flack in Co. Bluffs.
married Darline D. Bradford of Co. Bluffs, one child.
entered service Mar 1942 from Co. Bluffs; service credited to Pott. Co.; buried Cedar Lawn Cem., Co. Bluffs.
813rd Base Unit, Sedalia Army Air Field (now Whiteman Air Force Base), Knob Noster, Johnson Co., MO; Douglas C-47A Skytrain/Dakota #42-24317 crew member with pilot James J. Cram; d. 14 Sep 1944 just east of field; collision with Douglas C-47A #42-24321 while returning from training mission to Vichy Army Air Field near Rolla, MO; all four on both aircraft died.

† Focht, Stanley Dean, SN 39-574-968, US Army, Montgomery Co. & Los Angeles Co., CA

b. 22 Dec 1923 Villisca, Montgomery Co., IA; s/o Roscoe Jay Focht (b. rural Grant, Montgomery Co.; d. 1939) & Blanche Elizabeth Copelin (b. Wallace Co., Kansas); family moved to Glendale, CA in 1942.
married Shirley Dean Froyd of Villisca, Montgomery Co. 1943 in Villisca.
entered service 1 Jun 1943 at Los Angeles, CA; service credited to Los Angeles Co., CA; buried buried Henri-Chapelle American Cem., Hombourg, 25 miles east of Liege, Belgium.; cenotaph Villisca Cem., Montgomery Co.
60th Inf. Regt., 9th Inf. Div., VII Corps, First Army; KIA/FOD 27 Sep 1944 in the Hürgen Forest area, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany; preliminaries to the First Battle of Schmidt.
WWII Germany > The ETO > Rhineland, Fall 1944 > Hürtgen Forest

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† Focht, William James, SN 17-119-136, US Army Air Force, Polk Co.

b. 3 Oct 1922 Grinnell, Poweshiek Co.; s/o Charles Edward Focht (b. Villisca, Montgomery Co.) & Laura Lucille Triplett (b. Grinnell); parents divorced 1927; William remained with father; father married Lola Rose Renaud of Pella, Marion Co. in 1929 at Davenport, Scott. Co.; family moved from Davenport to Minneapolis in late 1920s and then to Des Moines around 1940.
entered service 20 Feb 1943 from Des Moines; service credited to Polk Co.; buried Netherlands American Cem., Margraten, east of Maastricht, Netherlands.
836th Bomb. Sqdn., 487th Bomb. Gp., Eighth Air Force, based at Lavenham, Suffolk, England; Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress #43-38154 Heavenly Body waist gunner with pilot Harold E. Oesch; KIA 30 Sep 1944 on mission to bomb railroad marshalling yards at Bielefeld, North Rhine-Westphalia Germany; Heavenly Body collided with B-17G #43-38037 Liberty Belle when turning after bomb drop; eight died, one survived; on Liberty Belle seven died, two survived.
WWII Germany > The ETO > ETO Air War > Eighth Air Force

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about Stanley and William Focht:

Stanley Dean Focht and William James Focht were second cousins, both being great-grandsons of William Focht and Rebecca Marie Williams.

† Ford, George Calvin, SN 321-45-77, US Navy, Carroll Co.

b. 27 Apr 1916 Lidderdale, Carroll Co.; s/o John Calvin Ford (b. Greene Co.) & Sophia Margaret Harms (b. Sheridan Twp., Carroll Co.).
entered service 13 Aug 1940 from Rt. 3, Carroll, Carroll Co.; next of kin father, Mr. John Calvin Ford, Rt. 4, Carroll, Iowa; memorialized Wall of the Missing, Natl. Cem. of the Pacific, Honolulu, HI; in 2018, body was identified and subsequently returned to Iowa for interment; buried Merle Hay Memorial Cem., Glidden, Carroll Co.

battleship USS Oklahoma (BB-37); killed in action 7 Dec 1941 during Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii Territory; Oklahoma hit by aerial torpedoes and capsized, 429 died; Oklahoma later righted but sank while being towed to California.
War with Japan > Japan Lashes Out > Pearl Harbor

† Foss, Howard Edward, SN 20-706-596, US Army, Pott. Co.

b. 27 Nov 1917 Bristol Twp., rural Jefferson, Greene Co.; s/o Edward A. Foss (b. Bureau Co., IL; d. 1925) & Florence M. Burger (b. O'Brien Co.); mother moved with her four children to Arnolds Park, Dickinson Co. after father's death;
moved to Omaha in late 1930s.
entered service with National Guard 10 Feb 1941 at Co. Bluffs; service credited to Pott. Co.; buried Jefferson Cem., Jefferson, Greene Co.
Co. L (Council Bluffs), 168th Inf. Regt., 34th Inf. Div., transferred to 30th Inf. Regt., 3rd Inf. Div., VI Corps, Fifth Army; KIA 7 Nov 1943, Mt. Rotondo, SE of Cassino, Lazio, Italy.
WWII Germany > The MTO > Naples to Cassino/Anzio > The Volturno Line

† Fox, Louis Wendell Sr., SN O-70,987, US Navy, Pott. Co.

b. 12 Sep 1992 Vincennes, Knox Co., IN; s/o Adam Fox (b. Knox Co., IN; d. 1926) & Eliza J. Grigsby (b. Perry Co., IN); came to Co. Bluffs about 1914; mother married Henry W. Spires of Harrison Co. 1934.
married Honora Mary Drew, three children.
career navy man; body not recovered; next of kin wife, Mrs. Honora Mary Fox, 2228 E. 124th St., Willowbrook, CA; memorialized Walls of the Missing, Manila American Cem., Luzon, Philippines.
escort carrier USS St. Lo (CVE-63); KIA 25 Oct 1944 off Samar, Philippines; St. Lo sunk by kamikaze, about 143 died.
WWII Japan > Philippines Liberated > Battle of Leyte Gulf @ Battle off Samar

† Frahm, Leonard Carl, SN 19-032-134, US Army, Shelby Co.

b. 17 May 1918 rural Hancock, Lincoln T., Pott. Co.; s/o John J. Frahm (b. Schleswig-Holstein) & Dora Noehren (b. Shelby Co.); family moved to Shelby, Shelby Co. about 1919 & to Lincoln T., Shelby Co. in the late 1930s.
entered service 26 Aug 1940 at Fort George Wright, Spokane, WA from Shelby Co., IA; service credited to Shelby Co.; buried Luxembourg American Cem., Hamm, three miles east of Luxembourg City center.
347th Inf. Regt., 87th Inf. Div., VIII Corps, Third Army; KIA 26 Mar 1945, on the Rhine at Boppard, south of Coblenz, Germany during the VIII Corps Rhine crossing.
Military Note: posthumous Silver Star.
WWII Germany > The ETO > Central Europe > Crossing the Rhine

† Franklin, Milburn Martin, SN 0-736-767, US Army Air Force, Lewis Co., WA

b. 13 Jun 1920 Power Co., ID; s/o Harrison G. Franklin (b. Lincoln Twp., Pott. Co.) & Mary G. Smith (b. Lewis, Cass Co.); family moved from Idaho to Lewis Co., WA in the 1920s and remained in the Lewis Co. area.
entered service 15 Mar 1942 at Presidio of San Francisco from Multomah Co., OR; service credited to Lewis Co., WA; buried Alexandria Natl. Cem., Rapides Parish, LA.
410th Bomb. Sqdn., 94th Bomb. Gp., Eighth Air Force, based at Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, England, east of Cambridge; Boeing B-17G #42-37821 The Sweetest One navigator with pilot John E. Pyles; KIA 26 Nov 1943 SE of Paris, France; aircraft rammed by German FW-109 fighter and crashed near Chevry-Cossigny in Ile-de-France Department; of crew of ten, nine died and the tail gunner eluded capture.
WWII Germany > The ETO > ETO Air War > Eighth Air Force

† Frazier, Arthur Thompson, SN 37-466-728, US Army, Mills Co.

b. 13 Mar 1922 Indian Creek Twp., rural Emerson, Mills Co.; s/o Arthur S. Frazier (b. Arkansas) & Florence M. Lingo (b. Missouri); family moved from Missouri to rural Mills Co. early 1920s and to Arkansas late 1930s.
remained in Mills Co. until enlisting; married Avis O. Noel of Montgomery Co. Apr 1943 in Lawrence Co., AR.
enlisted 8 Dec 1942; service credited to Mills Co.; buried Lawrence Memorial. Cem., Walnut Ridge, Lawrence Co., AR.
Co. D; 786th Tank Bn., attached to 99th Inf. Div., III Corps, First Army; KIA 28 Mar 1945 near Giessen, Hesse, Germany.
WWII Germany > The ETO > Central Europe > Past the Rhine

† Friend, James Junior, SN 0-746-080, US Army Air Force, Pott. Co.

b. 8 Sep 1922 Yorktown, Page Co.; s/o James O. Friend (b. Clearmont, Nodaway Co., MO) & Margaret G. Goecker (b. Yorktown, Page Co.); family moved to Co. Bluffs in late 1920s.
entered service 4 Aug 1942 from Co. Bluffs; service credited to Pott. Co.; buried Memorial Park Cem., Co. Bluffs.
551st Bomb. Sqdn., 385th Bomb. Gp., Eighth Air Force, based at Great Ashfield, Suffolk, England; Boeing B-17F Flying Fortress #42-30822 Dorsal Queen co-pilot with pilot Delmer Gray; KIA 25 Feb 1944 over Regensburg, Bavaria, Germany; mid-air explosion from flak, seven died, three POW.
WWII Germany > The ETO > ETO Air War > Eighth Air Force

† Frits, Richard Yale, SN 37-697-896, US Army, Pott. & Decatur Cos.

b. 29 Apr 1920, Albia, Monroe Co.; s/o Wilbur E. Frits Sr. (b. Cedarville, Stephenson Co., IL; d. 1941) and Helen Yale (b. Oskaloosa, Mahaska Co.); family lived in Des Moines.
married Ireta Ruth Martin of Albia 1940, two children.
entered service 3 Jun 1944 from Co. Bluffs; service credited to Decatur Co.; buried Glendale Cem., Des Moines, Polk Co.
Co. B, 99th Signal Corps Bn.; DNB (sic) 16 Jun 1945, Valencia, Mindanao, Philippines, walked into a booby-trap trip flare.
WWII Japan > Philippines Liberated > Southern Philippines

† Frost, Darrell Finley, SN 37-692-444, US Army, Pott. Co.

b. 13 Nov 1923 Co. Bluffs; s/o Finley C. Frost (b. Crescent, Pott. Co.) & Clara C. Young (b. Iowa); family lived in Crescent; parents divorced 1931; father married Georgia L. Robinson 1932 and Darrell remained with father's family.
entered service Mar 1944 from Crescent, Pott. Co.; service credited to Pott. Co.; burial Henri-Chapelle American Cem., Hombourg, 25 miles east of Liege, Belgium.
Co. C, 310th Inf. Regt.; 78th Inf. Div., III Corps, First Army (1st Bn., 310th Inf. was attached to Combat Command B, 9th Armored Div., III Corps); KIA 10 Mar 1945, near Linz, Remagen Bridgehead, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany.
WWII Germany > The ETO > Central Europe > Crossing the Rhine

† Fulk, Paul Hoyt, SN 37-169-571, US Army, Page Co.

b. 13 Dec 1924 Clarinda, Page Co.; s/o Claude A. Fulk (b. Taylor Co.) & Gladys B. Hoyt (b. Villisca, Montgomery Co.), parents divorced.
entered service 11 Dec 1942 from Clarinda, Page Co.; service credited to Page Co.; buried Normandy American Cem., Colleville-sur-Mer, Calvados Dept., Normandy, France.
Co. H, 501st Parachute Inf. Regt., 101st Airborne Div., VII Corps, First Army; KIA 6 Jun 1944 west of Douve River Estuary, Manche Dept., Normandy, France.
WWII Germany > The ETO > Normandy Campaign > D-Day

† Fuller, John Howard, SN 0-1-307-394, US Army, Montgomery Co.

b. 16 Aug 1920 Omaha; s/o Lee W. Fuller (b. Montgomery Co.) & Stella Irene Johnstone (b. Cedar Co.), Montgomery Co. residents who moved to Red Oak, Montgomery Co. in early 1920s.
married Virginia M. McCune of Page Co., one child
entered active duty 10 Feb 1941 from Red Oak, Montgomery Co. with Co. M, 168th Inf. Regt.; service credited to Iowa at large; buried Evergreen Cem., Red Oak.
Co. H (weapons Co.) platoon leader, 2nd Bn., 184th Inf. Regt., 7th Inf. Div., XXIV Corps, Eighth Army; DOW 4 Jan 1945 near Biliboy, north of Ormoc, Leyte, Philippines; struck by small arms fire while positioning his platoon in support of Company F mopping-up operation.
WWII Japan > Philippines Liberated > Leyte

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