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Local history group keeps memory of four WWII airmen alive

Summary by Sampson Independent
More than eight decades have passed since four young Army airmen lost their lives in a plane crash in a quiet corner of Bladen County, but Sampson resident Steve Boyette is determined that the passage of time will not erase their memory.

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Local history group keeps memory of four WWII airmen alive

More than eight decades have passed since four young Army airmen lost their lives in a plane crash in a quiet corner of Bladen County, but Sampson resident Steve Boyette is determined that the passage of time will not erase their memory.

·Clinton, United States
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Sampson Independent broke the news in Clinton, United States on Monday, September 7, 2026.
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