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James, John K. |
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Date of Birth: 23 October 1942; Home Town: Florence, SC
Captain Harley B. Hackett, III, was reported missing on 24 July 1968 while on an armed reconnaissance mission in North Vietnam. He was piloting the number two F-4D aircraft when his lead was struck by hostile fire. He successfully vectored lead over the water where the crew was recovered. Radar and radio contact was lost at that time. A Navy aircraft in the area reported seeing an aircraft crash in the approximate vicinity of his Hackett's plane; however, no parachutes were seen and no emergency signals were heard. His status was changed to Killed in Action on 9 July 1973.
—USAFA AOG War Memorial
