Morgan Davis

Detached to 97th Bomb Group as a Voice Interceptor for Radio Operators detecting German Fighters.

Morgan C Davis died on June 14, 2000 at Tunkhannock, PA. He was buried at the Arlington Cemetery, 748 Schuyler Ave. Kearny, New Jersey. He was a retired lawyer.

See Morgan Davis MACR Story below to see 97th BG MACR Documents

See September 13 Morgan C. Davis below information provided by family who helped him evade capture in Poland

See Letter to Morgan C. Davis below from family who helped him evade capture in Poland

97th BG B-17G 44-8166 with Davis on board was shot down over O?wi?cim, Poland. Sgt. Morgan C. Davis bailed out over Niepo?omice Forest and was rescued by my brother Tadeusz Szczepa?ski. They hid in the forest until night time, during the night he took Davis to our family home in Niepo?omice. After two or three days when Davis’ health had stabilized and my father had found a safer location, Davis was moved to the village of Wola Batorska to the home of the former Chaplain, Second Division Dion of Armored Trains of the Polish Army Unit located in Niepo?omice before the Second World War. Davis stayed with Chaplain Krupa up to January 26, 1945. At the end of January he was contacted at the American Military Office in Krakow and he was returned to the U.S.