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GEORGE W. SNOOK

Port (Left) Side - Featured in "Nine Yanks and a Jerk"
Lost 13 Apr 44, GER - MACR 3829 - Pilot Samuel G. Schleichkorn

Info Contributor - Melody J. Metz
My Father, George W. Snook, was stationed in Tiebenham, England during WWII and was in the plane when it was hit. They fired at the plane and when it hit, it knocked my Dad's boot off his foot and also took his parachute right out of the huge hole in the picture. The gentleman in the picture was one of my Dad's crew members.

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