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Fallen WWII airman brought home to Proctor eight decades after going missing

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Eighty-one years ago, World War II top turret gunner, Felix Shostak was among eight airmen to be killed in a plane crash caused by enemy fire in northern France.

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Fallen WWII airman brought home to Proctor eight decades after going missing

Eighty-one years ago, World War II top turret gunner, Felix Shostak was among eight airmen to be killed in a plane crash caused by enemy fire in northern France.

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