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World War II – Robert C. Bingaman – Killed in Action

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Robert C. Bingaman

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From the Harrisburg Evening News, 29 October 1942:

RECEIVE[S] BASIC TRAAINING

Private Robert C. Bingaman, Lykens… [is] stationed at Camp Croft, South Carolina, where [he is] receiving basic infantry training.

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From the Harrisburg Evening News, 23 June 1944:

Missing Over Europe

LYKENS — staff Sgt. Robert C. Bingaman, an aerial gunner on a Liberator bomber, has been reported missing in action during a mission over the European area on 27 May, according to a telegram from the War Department by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Bingaman.

Sergeant Bingaman entered the service in September 1943.  After receiving training in this country, his crew flew to their base in England on 2 May 1944. He is a graduate of Lykens High School, class of 1940, and before entering the service was employed by Reiff and Nestor Company, Lykens,

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From the Harrisburg Telegraph, 17 July 1944:

Eight Central Pennsylvania servicemen are missing in action in the Mediterranean and European Theatres of War….

Miissing in Europe are Staff Sergeant Robert C. Bingaman, son of Mrs. Mary Bingaman, Lykens….

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From the Harrisburg Evening News, 6 December 1945:

LETTERS ARE ISSUED

The estate of Sgt. Robert C. Bingaman, late of Lykens, who was killed in the European Theater, will be shared by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Bingaman, Lykens.  Letters in the estate, estimated at $340.14 were issued yesterday to the mother.

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From the Harrisburg Telegraph, 6 December 1945:

Parents are Heirs of Late Sergeant

Letters were issued at the Dauphin County Courthouse to settle the $340.14 estate of Sergeant Robert C. Bingaman, Lykens, killed in action in the European Theatre, 28 May [1944].  His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Bingaman, Lykens, are the heirs, and his mother applied for the letters.

Corrections and additional information should be added as comments to this post.

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See also:

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Cenotaph Location. Calvary United Methodist Cemetery Cemetery, Wiconisco, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania.  Findagrave #74227682.  Also includes biography.

 

 

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Cenotaph Location.  Cambridge American Cemetery and Memorial, Coton, South Cambridgeshire District, Cambridgeshire, England.  Findagrave #56287815.  Also includes Missing Air Crew Report.

 

 

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