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James A. Bailey, John R. Rawls, and William H. Edwards black plaque

Sweetwater, TX, United States

James A. Bailey, John R. Rawls, and William H. Edwards black plaque

Site of U. S. Army Air Corps Plane Crash. AT 6:05 a.m. on Friday, April 20, 1945, twenty-five Army Air Corps officers and enlisted men left Midland Army Air Field in a C-47 transport plane en route to Berry Army Air Field in Nashville, Tennessee. The flight crew consisted of the pilot, First Lieuten

ant James A. Bailey; the co-pilot, Captain John R. Rawls; and the flight engineer, Sergeant William H. Edwards. It was Sergeant Edwards' 36th birthday. Included among the passengers were eight officer

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