Feller, Robert William, CSp(A)

Deceased
 
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Last Rate
Chief Athletic Instructor
Last Primary NEC
Sp(A)-Athletics Instructor
Last Rating/NEC Group
Athletic Instructor
Primary Unit
1945-1945, Sp(A), NTC (Cadre/Faculty Staff) Great Lakes, ILL
Service Years
1941 - 1945
Sp(A)-Specialist A
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Home State
Iowa
Iowa
Year of Birth
1918
 
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Contact Info
Home Town
Van Meter, Iowa
Last Address
Gates Mills, Ohio
Date of Passing
Dec 15, 2010
 
Location of Interment
Gates Mills North Cemetery - Gates Mills, Ohio

 Official Badges 

Gun Captain (pre-1969) WW II Honorable Discharge Pin US Navy Honorable Discharge


 Unofficial Badges 

Order of the Shellback



Air Offensive, Europe Campaign (1942-44)/Operation Leader
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October / 1943
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October / 1943

Description
Operation Leader was a successful air attack conducted by the United States Navy against German shipping in the vicinity of Bodø, Norway, on 4 October 1943, during World War II. The raid was executed by aircraft flying from the aircraft carrier USS Ranger, which at the time was attached to the British Home Fleet. The American airmen located many German and Norwegian ships in this area, and are believed to have destroyed five and damaged another seven. Two German aircraft searching for the Allied fleet were shot down as well. Three American aircraft were destroyed in combat during the operation, and another crashed while landing.

The attack followed a two-year lull in Allied aircraft carrier operations against Norway, and took the German forces by surprise. The choice of the target area was guided by intelligence gained from decoding German radio signals and reports from Norwegian Secret Intelligence Service agents, and two Norwegian airmen flew with the attack force to provide advice on the local geography. While historians have found it difficult to determine the exact number of ships sunk, Operation Leader damaged the German war effort by considerably disrupting the convoy system in the region and reducing shipments of iron ore.
   
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October / 1943
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October / 1943
 
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