1st
Lt
Edmund J. Flynn - Airplane Commander
Graduated from Harvard Law School; He served as Presdent
of the Pacific Maritime Association retiring in 1982; His
wife, Jean died in 1992; In 1994 He married Noriko "Nikki"
Sawada Bridges who passed away Feb 2003. Later in 2003,
He moved from Pescadero, CA where he and Nikki lived to
Colorado Springs, CO. to be closer to his son; Edmund J.
Flynn took his Final Flight 11 January 2006 at the age of
89 yrs old. Updated: 4/4/06 |
2nd
Lt Victor C. Pomiecko - Pilot
Returned to Claremont, NH. He taught school prior to his
enlistment, he returned to his choosen profession and taught
Industrial Arts at Stevens High School in Claremont New
Hampshire until his retirement in the mid-80s. He passed
away 11 August 1996. - Updated:
11/19/04 - Chris Pomiecko, son |
1st
Lt David G. Wagner
- Replacement Pilot
lived in Vernon, TX; After the war He worked in various occupations including carpentry, auto mechanics, finally obtaining a college teaching degree in his 50's.- Updated:
04/26/10 - Took his Final Flight 23 April 2010 |
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1st
Lt
Warren C. Foster - Navigator
Took his final flight on 13 July 2012, He lived in Bloomfield, CT with his wife, Joyce. He has 1 daughter,
2 sons and 6 grandchidlren - Updated:
07/16/2012 |
| F/O
David
G. Lemon - Radar Observer
No post-war information is available |
M/Sgt
Angelo P. Repucci - Flight Engineer
Worked as civilian USAF employee at Mather AFB until he
retired in 1973. He served in the Reserves, finally retiring
in 1978 at the rank of Chief Master Sgt. He died on 17 April
2000 - Updated:
03/08/2006 - Mike Repucci, son |
S/Sgt
Raymond Schwartz - Radio Operator - Updated: 07/26/2010 - Took his Final Flight 25 May 2010
After
being discharged in January 1946, he became employed as
telegrapher-clerk with the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
After a series of advancement, Ray rose to Agent and transferred
to the Sales Department where he held a variety of jobs
in various cities between St. Louis, MO. and New Haven,
CT. [more] |
Sgt
James C. Regopoulos - CFC Gunner
Was employed by the city of Pasedena, CA. He resided in
Burbank, CA. in an Assisted Living Facility, a victim of
Parkinson's disease. He died 31 August 1993 |
S/Sgt
John R. Tynan - Right Gunner
Returned to Waterbury, CT., where it is believed he worked
for Colt industries. He died February 1968. |
Sgt
Robert
A. Wisniski - Left Gunner
Severely injured in the crash of P-6, he returned to his
home in Pittsburgh, PA., where he was on total disability
for many years. He died on 5 Spetember 1999 |
Sgt
Estaban
"Steve" Garcia, Jr. - Tail Gunner
was burned and died 23 May 1945 (4 days) after P-6s forced
landing on 19 May 1945 |
