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On April 5, 1944, on the return from an attack on Japanese forces in Hollandia, the A-20 Havoc piloted by 2nd Lt. Thomas E. Freeman crashed into the jungle near the Clay River in what is now Papua New Guinea. The remains of the crew -- also on board was the gunner, Cpl. Ralph A. McKendrick -- were recovered in 1967.

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On April 5, 1944, on the return from an attack on Japanese forces in Hollandia, the A-20 Havoc piloted by 2nd Lt. Thomas E. Freeman crashed into the jungle near the Clay River in what is now Papua New Guinea. The remains of the crew -- also on board was the gunner, Cpl. Ralph A. McKendrick -- were recovered in 1967.<br /> <br /> (June 21, 2019)