Flight 19
Charles Carroll Taylor
The flight leader, Lieutenant Charles Carroll Taylor (born October 25, 1917), graduated from Naval Air Station Corpus Christi in February 1942 and became a flight instructor in October of that year.

Flight 19

Section Title: Charles Carroll Taylor
Table Section Text: The flight leader, Lieutenant Charles Carroll Taylor (born October 25, 1917), graduated from Naval Air Station Corpus Christi in February 1942 and became a flight instructor in October of that year.

The men of Flight 19 and PBM-5 BuNo 59225

Aircraft number	Pilot	Crew	Bureau Nr. (BuNo)

FT-28	Charles C. Taylor, Lieutenant, USNR	George Devlin, AOM3c, USNR Walter R. Parpart, ARM3c, USNR	23307

FT-36	E. J. Powers, Captain, USMC	Howell O. Thompson, SSgt, USMCR George R. Paonessa, Sgt, USMC	46094

FT-3	Joseph T. Bossi, Ensign, USNR	Herman A. Thelander, S1c, USNR Burt E. Baluk, JR., S1c, USNR	45714

FT-117	George W. Stivers, Captain, USMC	Robert P. Gruebel, Pvt, USMCR Robert F. Gallivan, Sgt, USMC	73209

FT-81*	Forrest J. Gerber, 2ndLt, USMCR	William E. Lightfoot, PFC, USMCR	46325

BuNo 59225	Walter G. Jeffery, LTJG, USN	Harrie G. Cone, LTJG, USN Roger M.	59225

* This particular plane was one crew member short. The airman in question, Corporal Allan Kosnar, "had asked to be excused from this exercise."

Sentence(s)

The aircrafts of Flight 19 were BuNo 45714 of 'FT3', BuNo 46094 of 'FT36', BuNo 46325 of 'FT81', BuNo 73209 of 'FT117' and BuNo 23307 of 'FT28'.

final_sentence: The aircrafts of Flight 19 were BuNo 45714 of 'FT3', BuNo 46094 of 'FT36', BuNo 46325 of 'FT81', BuNo 73209 of 'FT117' and BuNo 23307 of 'FT28'.