United States of AmericaPOW / MIA · Still unaccounted for
Headstone of John Harrison Walker Jr.
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U.S. Army Air Forces · United States United States

John Harrison Walker Jr.

1920 – 1944
Distinguished Flying CrossPurple HeartAir Medal4

First Lieutenant John Harrison Walker Jr. served in the U.S. Army Air Forces. John served in World War II. John was 23 years old.

What Happened

John H. Walker, Jr. graduated from George Washington High School in Alexandria, Virginia. He attended the University of Marylandand was employed at Railway Express. | | He volunteered for the Army Air Corps on 26 March 1942 in Washington, D.C. | | Lt Walker was one of several P-47s of 328th Red flight who were escorting a crippled B-17 when they were attacked by five enemy aircraft. Lts James Meagher, John Walker, and Harold Nussman were shot down during this attack, and two other P-47s were badly damaged but could stagger back to base. | | Lt Walker is remembered at Bellview Cemetery in Springfield, Greene County, Missouri, with a memorial marker.

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Service Record
U.S. Army Air Forces became the U.S. Air Force in 1947
Awards & Decorations 3
Memorials
Tablets of the Missing at Ardennes American Cemetery cut as WALKER JOHN HARRISON JR
Burial Information
Cemetery Ardennes American Cemetery
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John Harrison Walker Jr.
First Lieutenant
U.S. Army Air Forces
328th Fighter Squadron
First Lieutenant
Distinguished Flying Cross Purple Heart Air Medal4

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