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Old 15th December 2020, 07:29
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Capt Lloyd G. Hally 353rd FG
Does anybody know where Capt. Lloyd G. Hally crashed on Sept 21st 1944? I mean exactly? I have MACR 9003. he was most likley shot down by Lt. Hofmann of 8./JG 26.

His gravestone in Iowa says DoD is 22.09.1944. Don't know why. Also initial place of burial would help.

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Re: Capt Lloyd G. Hally 353rd FG
John

Most likely the exact place is difficult to pinpoint
Bishop/Hay says: "in a wooded area between the village of Kessel and Bedburg- Hau south of the well known historical town of Kleve. Initially buried in the Bedburg-Hau Cemetary"

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Re: Capt Lloyd G. Hally 353rd FG
John,

Temporary cemetery was NEUVILLE-EN-CONDROZ CEMETERY. Permanent is in
Ames Municipal Cemetery
Ames, Story County, Iowa, USA

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Thanks, this location is more than sufficient. Jan Hey was a great guy, magnificent researcher and simply a fine gentle humble man. I miss the afternoons talking with him about airwar and MIA research.

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