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World War II airman Max Dailey laid to rest near Charles City, 81 years after his death
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World War II airman Max Dailey laid to rest near Charles City, 81 years after his death
Members of the Iowa Army National Guard honor guard carry the casket containing the remains of World War II airman Max Dailey from the funeral coach Wednesday afternoon at Riverton Cemetery. Press photo by Bob Steenson An officer with the Iowa Army National Guard presents the folded American flag that had draped Max Dailey’s casket to Dailey’s nephew, Bill Mead, standing with his wife, Elaine. Press photo by Bob Steenson By Bob Steenson, bsteens…
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