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81 Years Later, Fallen Aviator's Dog Tags Reach Daughter

Summary by The Southern Maryland Chronicle
Naval Air Station Patuxent River’s outgoing commanding officer used one of his final acts in charge of the installation to close out an 81-year-old story — presenting a World War II naval aviator’s dog tags to his daughter, who was nine months old when her father was killed in a 1945 plane crash. Capt. Mark […]

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81 Years Later, Fallen Aviator's Dog Tags Reach Daughter

Naval Air Station Patuxent River’s outgoing commanding officer used one of his final acts in charge of the installation to close out an 81-year-old story — presenting a World War II naval aviator’s dog tags to his daughter, who was nine months old when her father was killed in a 1945 plane crash. Capt. Mark […]

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The Southern Maryland Chronicle broke the news on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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