Lowell Edward MorganMajor73RD AVIATION CO, 210TH CAB, 12TH CAG, 1 AVN BDE Army of the United States 17 April 1937 - 03 June 1967 Hillsboro, Texas Panel 21E Line 049 |
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The database page for Lowell Edward Morgan
Flying and soaring through the air
What can you say to a hero...
The Sunnyvale Fifth Grade Class of 2002 Visit the 73rd Surveillance Airplane Company at http://www.ov-1.com/73rd_SAC/first.html |
I went to school with his daughter. E-mail address is not available. |
Hi everyone. Lowell is my grandfather and I was looking him up on the internet and it happened to have the picture that my family has in a frame in my hallway. I have great respect for the men that have served my country and I will also join when I'm older, I'm 14 and am going to join ROTC in my high school and move onto West Point and then be a pilot just like my dad and grandad. Thank you for coming to this site. I am glad that the class in Sunnyville recognized my grandad - thank you.
From his grandson, |
I found this report from the duty officer on the Mohawk Association site:
From a nephew, |
A Note from The Virtual WallMajor Lowell Edward Morgan and SP4 Robert Bruce De Mello were fatally injured when their OV-1C (tail number 61-2715) crashed into the side of Gia Ray Mountain during a period of darkness and inclement weather. |
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With all respect
Jim Schueckler, former CW2, US Army
Ken Davis, Commander, United States Navy (Ret)
Last updated 08/10/2009