Website Lists 28,000 Americans Based in Britain
who Died while serving their Country.
This is the On Line Version of the Roll of Honor Book
on display in St. Pauls Cathedral , London.
www.stpauls.co.uk 
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The 8th Air Force Historical Society donated $ 27,000.00 to
support this Project plus an additional $5,000.00 to Research
all the Names to ensure the Accuracy of this Record.
What a Worthy Project by a Great Bunch of People !
Mike

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Mike

It took me a while to find the Roll of Honor Book. It's in the "News & Press" section, but I think you're better off using the "Search this site" box in the upper right corner and searching on "Roll of Honor."

Thanks for the post, Mike!
V/R
VJ White

http://57thBombWing.com
http://vjwhite.com/JPWhite

Are the names only of the KIA?  I looked up a name of a friend's uncle who was shot down on April 5, 1945, but his body was never found.  He is not listed in the Roll of Honour.

JC -
If you are referring to Alden Hershiser -
He is listed on www.abmc.gov
Mike

Mike:
 
 You are right.  I looked up a few names from the Wall of the Missing at Madingley and found they are also not in the Roll of Honor.  Thanks.
John

Evidently the Roll of Honor is not complete. My brother's name is missing.
 
Vic

Vic Walzel, brother of 1st Lt Leland H. Walzel, bombardier with the 93rd Bomb Group, 330th Squadron. KIA 6 March 1944 on his 25th mission.
www.lelandwalzel.150m.com

Vic -
Sorry to hear that.
The 8thAFHS Officer that worked with St. Pauls and wrote the Article
is Darrel Lowell.
Email - ddl333@bellsouth.net
Mike  

Vic -
Sorry to hear that.
The 8th AFHS Officer that worked with St. Pauls and
wrote the Article is Darrel Lowell.
Email - ddl333@bellsouth.net
Mike

Mike,
 
Thanks for the info. I will make it a point to check with him.
 
Vic

Vic Walzel, brother of 1st Lt Leland H. Walzel, bombardier with the 93rd Bomb Group, 330th Squadron. KIA 6 March 1944 on his 25th mission.
www.lelandwalzel.150m.com