Charles Feucht
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Charles "Buddy" Feucht (1919, Reynoldsburg, Ohio — 1943) was an American World War II pilot, who aboard a B-24 Liberator was a part of a formation looking for Japanese ships during a violent thunderstorm. His plane separated from the others to take a closer look at the water below, but Feucht and the rest of his nine-man crew vanished. Feucht's remains however have been found in the wreckage in New Guinea in 2002 and finally identified through the DNA comparison in 2006.
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