Memorial Park, Highway 52, East of Payette
1877 Fort Wilson 1937
This is the site
of the fort built by
the settlers of
the Payette Valley
During the Nez Perce
Indian War
Erected by Dorion Chapter
Daughters of
The American Revolution
(click to enlarge)
"In Memory of those men who lost their lives in the service of their country, on October 9, 1958, in the tragic crash of a C-123 Air Transport Aircraft two miles to the northeast of the monument | |
Instructor Pilot - Captain James C. Wilson | |
Pilot 1st Lt. - John H. Frisby | Co-pilot 1st Lt. - Thomas C. Lampsa |
Flight Engineer - S/Sgt. James M. Hauver | Loadmaster - A/1C. James C. Miller |
Passengers - | |
M/Sgt. Boyd O. Lamberth | C.WO. Floyd L. Pulley |
S/Sgt. John H. Bishop | A/1C. Elmer G. Houseman |
S.Sgt. George H. Blanchard | A/1C Richard T. Lashley |
S/Sgt. Charles H. Hillhouse | A/1C. Don L. Seavey |
Robert L. Meyers | A/2C. Jerry R. Adams |
S/Sgt. George J. Stevens, Jr. | A/2C. Adrian C. Cayther |
Civilian Technical Representatives | |
Stanley A. Shegda | Joseph Paul |
Erected by The Payette High School Key Club, Payette, Idaho |
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