Boller, Harry A.

By the end of his tour in the Pacific, Harry had flown a total of 63 combat missions, had approximately 380 hours of combat flying time, and over 800 hours of total flying time. He was decorated with the Air Medal with three Oak Leaf Clusters in recognition of courageous service in combat and for meritorious achievement while participating in battle. In addition, he was awarded 3 battle stars and two Presidential Citations as well as the Philippine Liberation medal.

In November of 1944, Harry left the southwest Pacific and returned to the United States. Following his honorable discharge from the U.S. Army Air Force, he returned to civilian life.  He married Lula Langholz, had two children (a daughter and a son) and worked in the automotive industry for the next 40 years. He never missed a chance to salute the flag or his fellow veterans. Harry was proud to be an American who served his country and he was a patriot until his death in October of 1990.

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