over Caen, France, and was listed as dead in June 1945. A gunner on a B-26
Marauder bomber, McCaslin held the Distinguished Flying Cross, awarded for
"resolute courage and heroism under fire," and the Air Medal with Oak Leaf
Clusters. He was a graduate of Creighton Prep.
A son of Mr. and Mrs. George McCaslin, he had five brothers who became Catholic
priests and a sister who became a Sinsinawa Dominican nun.
Bio from Omaha World Herald
over Caen, France, and was listed as dead in June 1945. A gunner on a B-26
Marauder bomber, McCaslin held the Distinguished Flying Cross, awarded for
"resolute courage and heroism under fire," and the Air Medal with Oak Leaf
Clusters. He was a graduate of Creighton Prep.
A son of Mr. and Mrs. George McCaslin, he had five brothers who became Catholic
priests and a sister who became a Sinsinawa Dominican nun.
Bio from Omaha World Herald
Gravesite Details
Entered the service from Nebraska.
Family Members
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Rev Edward Patrick "Ed" McCaslin
1915–1984
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William George McCaslin
1917–1988
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Mary Elizabeth "Betty" McCaslin Burke
1920–1999
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Madeline Cerinda "Peg" McCaslin Dineen
1922–2014
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Rosemary McCaslin
1924–1939
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Rev James John "Jim" McCaslin
1927–2003
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Rev John Otto "Jack" McCaslin
1929–2020
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George Edward "Georgie" McCaslin Jr
1932–1941
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Fr Richard F. "Dick" McCaslin
1934–2014
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