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Captain Raymond Littge - US Airforce WW2 MO653

Picture Courtesy of Carol Cotter

US Air Force Capt. Raymond Littge Born in Altenburg October 18, 1923 Died for his country May 20, 1949 A member of the 352nd Fighter Group Credited with Destroying 23 Enemy planes Missouri's top ranking fighter pilot of WWII. It earned him the distinguished service cross,silver star, distinguished fighting cross, along with the air medal with 15 Oak Leaf Clusters

north east corner of courthouse square. corner of Main St. and Maries St. Perry County Missouri


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