| U.S. Army Air Force 23rd Bomb Squadron / 64th Bomb Squadron, 443rd Bomb Group 1st Lieutenant Charles R. Crowell O-411698 Missing in Action - January 7th 1946 Awards - Silver Star, Purple Heart |
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| Bank Check, above photo. This check was written by Charles R. Crowell, while assigned to the 23rd Bomb Squadron at Hickam Field, Territory Hawaii on April 30th 1942. The check was written for $3.00 in cash at the Bishop National Bank of Hawaii and cleared the bank on May 2nd 1942. |
| The 64th Bomb Squadron operated from Australia from March 1942 through November 1942. From January 1943 until March 1944 the squadron operated out of New Guinea. In July 1944 the 64th moved to the Netherlands East Indies and relocated again to the Philippines in March of 1945. During the closing days of World War Two, in July 1945 the squadron flew from Okinawa. Victory over Japan was declared on August 14th 1945. 1st Lieutenant Charles R. Crowell is listed as Missing in Action on January 7th 1946 while the 64th Bomb Squadron served in Luzon. |
| Bank Check, above photo. This check was written by Charles R. Crowell at Hickam Field, Territory Hawaii on May 20th 1942. The check was written for $75.00 at the Bishop National Bank of Hawaii and cleared the bank on May 20th 1942. |