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Long-missing World War II airman buried in Denver

By Paul Shockley
Thursday, December 8, 2011

DENVER — A World War II airman from Denver has been buried in his hometown, 67 years after he and other crewmen disappeared when their B-17G Flying Fortress crashed in Germany. Army…

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