1LT Charles Samuel Huppmann, US AAC, KIA Jan. 23, 1944

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1LT Charles Samuel Huppmann, US AAC, KIA Jan. 23, 1944

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Like many young Americans of his generation, Charles Samuel Huppmann's future changed dramatically as war spread across the globe. When he registered for the draft in 1941, he was living in Baltimore and working for the Shipbuilding Division of Bethlehem Steel. But with the nation moving closer to war, Charles chose a different path. On October 31st, 1941 — just weeks before Pearl Harbor — he enlisted in the United States Army Air Forces.
He volunteered for Air Cadet training and was sent through a rigorous series of programs in Texas, Oklahoma, and Arizona. In September 1942, after completing fifteen weeks of navigation training at the Army Air Forces Navigation School in Hondo, Texas, Charles earned his commission as a second lieutenant and became a navigator aboard heavy bombers.
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