
World
War II
Lt
Col Carl Lloyd Liles
Jr
HQ SQ 452 BOMB GROUP
Army
Air Forces -MIA-KIA

This is a photo of its sister ship. I was unable
to
find his ship photo or 'nickname' nose art.
B-17G No. 43-38119

Born 24 Jul 1920 in Texas -Declared dead 3
Sep 1944.
Died over the English Channel
Aircraft
hit by flak over Guernsey, Channel
Islands. No.2 engine in flames, aircraft
lost altitude, No.2 engine fell off,
No.3 engine propeller feathered.
Aircraft ditched in Ditched in the North
Sea. Rescue boats were dispatched. No
crew were ever found. Presumed drowned..
All 10 crew KIA. No Bodies recovered."
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
21 Oct 1942

Fort Worth Star-Telegram
5 Jun 1944

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He
looks a lot older than his 24 years in
the photo above.
Fort Worth Star -Telegram
17 Sep 1945


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Service
No. 0-388619
His family is buried in Oakwood in Denison
His wife was Dorothy Etta Boatwright, and
remarried to a Cheviot, lived in San
Antonio.
They married in Bexar County, Texas.
He
is memorialized in The Tablets of the
Missing, Brittany American Cemetery &
Memorial,
Saint-James, Normandie, France
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