Anthony Di Petta |
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(Nov. 10, 1944) - Mr. and Mrs. Sisto Di Petta of
9 Columbia Avenue, who were
informed that their son,
Aviation Ordnanceman 1/c Anthony Di Petta, was missing in action, have received a letter
from his commanding officer, Lt. Commander S. L. Prickett, USN, telling that
he was lost in an airplane crash at sea. Young Di Petta who has served five years in the Navy was attached to a Torpedo Squadron of the Air Force when he was lost in action.
A longer biography appears in
From The Nutley Sun Nov. 10, 1944 - ANTHONY DI PETTA IS BELIEVED DEAD October 12, 1945 - ANTHONY DI PETTA OFFICIALLY DEAD American Battle Monuments Commission American Legion Post 70 Memorial World War II National Memorial
World War II Honor List of
Dead and Missing,
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