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WWII Airman Orlando Vincenti Funeral in Carbondale, PA
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WWII Airman Orlando Vincenti Funeral in Carbondale, PA
Sergeant Orlando Vincenti died as the B-17 Flying Fortress he served on as radioman plummeted to earth in flaming pieces on October 10, 1943. The airman, an Italian immigrant who settled in Carbondale, Pennsylvania and worked as a coal miner before World War II, was one of two members of the crew killed in the crash. The crash site of the B-17 Flying Fortress nicknamed “Aw-R-Go” – Vincenti was one of two men killed when the plane smashed into …
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