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Foster Cemetery
Garvin County, Oklahoma



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Cecil J. Floyd



Obituary
Foster Cemetery
Aarvin County, Oklahoma


Submitted by: Robert Lee Layton Jr. [Okie Bob]

© Palmer Marler Funeral Home
Stillwater, Oklahoma
August 2017

Cecil J. Floyd
24 Jun 1918 - 20 Dec 2042

Staff Sgt Cecil J Floyd joined Army Air corps 22 Oct 1941

He was assigned to 367th Bomber Squadron 306 Bomber group Shot down on 20 Dec 1942 over Paris France.

S/Sgt Floyd was the flight engineer on B-17 # 41-25071. Their target that day was the Air Depot Romilly France.

According to an eyewitness Floyd's aircraft was the last in the formation and the easiest to pick off for the German fighters.

At about 1310 hrs after making their bomb run they were attacked at 20000 ft.

One witness reported explosion near cockpit and no chutes were reported from any of the eyewitness


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