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Anderson, Carl Lovetta Jr
Air Force Airman 1st class

Carl Lovetta Jr Anderson, age 21, from Georgetown, South Carolina, Georgetown county.

Service era: Iraq
Military history: 3D Logistics Readiness Squadron, Elmendorf Afb, Ak

Date of death: Sunday, August 29, 2004
Death details: Hostile; , Iraq

Source: Department of Defense, Military Times

Harwell, John T.
Army Technican sergeant

John T. Harwell, age 23, from Georgetown County Georgetown, South Carolina .

Parents: J. G. Harwell
Spouse: Juanita Bonney

Service era: World War II

Date of death: Saturday, May 20, 1944
Death details: On May 20, 1944, a B-17 Flying Fortress, serial number 42-97176, with a crew of ten departed Rattlesden, Suffolk, England for a bombing mission against enemy targets around Liege, Belgium. Approximately halfway across the English Channel, the crew noticed the right wing of the B-17 was on fire. The aircraft dropped its bomb load in the Channel and bailed out of the aircraft before it crashed into the water. The air rescue squadron called to the scene found two crew members alive, and the body of a third in the water. Seven crew members were missing and presumed drowned. Tech. Sgt. John T. Harwell, who joined the U.S. Army Air Forces from South Carolina, served with the 710th Bombardment Squadron, 447th Bombardment Group (Heavy). He was the top turret gunner aboard the B-17 when it crashed, and his remains were not recovered. Harwell is memorialized on the Wall of the Missing at the Cambridge American Cemetery in England. Based on all information available, DPAA assessed the individual’s case to be in the analytical category of Non-recoverable.

Source: National Archives, American Battle Monuments Commission, Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency, The State (1945)

Galbraith, John G.
Sergeant

John G. Galbraith, age 25, from Georgetown, South Carolina, Georgetown county.

Service era: World War I

Date of death: Sunday, December 15, 1918
Death details: Killed in action
Cemetery: Cave Hill in Louisville, Kentucky

Source: Soldiers of the Great War, findagrave.com

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