Dozier native Glen Davis dies in World War II mission
Memorial Day recalls Glen M Davis born May 2, 1920 in Wheeler County and raised in Dozier. He blossomed as a churchgoing student, West Texas State College graduate, and Army Air Forces officer who flew B 24 missions over Italy. His Leaky Tub crew was shot down near Steyr Austria during Big Week. he was declared dead and later laid to rest in Shamrock after burial in Germany and France. The Dozier Methodist Church renamed Glen Davis Memorial Church in his honor.
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