He was the son of Karl Cerny and Jaroslava (Maurer) Cerny. He married Victoria A Mach on April 19, 1941.
Cerny served with the 11th Air Force, 28th Bombardment Group, 404th Bombardment Squadron and he was the bombardier on B-24D #41-1104, nicknamed 'Iggy'. They were on a training flight out of Adak Island, Alaska when they had some kind of mechanical problem and went down in the ocean, 80 miles North-Northeast of the island. None of the crew was located.
Cerny served with the 11th Air Force, 28th Bombardment Group, 404th Bombardment Squadron and he was the bombardier on B-24D #41-1104, nicknamed 'Iggy'. They were on a training flight out of Adak Island, Alaska when they had some kind of mechanical problem and went down in the ocean, 80 miles North-Northeast of the island. None of the crew was located.
He was the son of Karl Cerny and Jaroslava (Maurer) Cerny. He married Victoria A Mach on April 19, 1941.
Cerny served with the 11th Air Force, 28th Bombardment Group, 404th Bombardment Squadron and he was the bombardier on B-24D #41-1104, nicknamed 'Iggy'. They were on a training flight out of Adak Island, Alaska when they had some kind of mechanical problem and went down in the ocean, 80 miles North-Northeast of the island. None of the crew was located.
Cerny served with the 11th Air Force, 28th Bombardment Group, 404th Bombardment Squadron and he was the bombardier on B-24D #41-1104, nicknamed 'Iggy'. They were on a training flight out of Adak Island, Alaska when they had some kind of mechanical problem and went down in the ocean, 80 miles North-Northeast of the island. None of the crew was located.
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Entered the service from Ohio.
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