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- Ohio’s House of Representatives Proclamation
- Remarks by Major Jeffrey F. Staha, 320th Special Tactics Squadron
- Kadena Air Base Final Tribute
- Operation Enduring Freedom-Philippines
- Kadena Air Base Mourns
- Helicopter Crash
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- www.nightstalkers.com/enduring_freedom/memorial/msg_mcdaniel
- www.ricklang.com/bill.htm
| William McDaniel's II Page |
Master Sergeant William L. McDaniel II
Died: February 22, 2002
Master Sgt. William L. McDaniel II, 36, was a pararescueman assigned to Echo Company, 320th
Special Tactics Squadron, part of the 353rd Special Operations Group.
McDaniel, also a flight superintendent, was killed when the helicopter, similar to the one pictured
above, he was in crashed in the Philippines while conducting exercises related to Operation Enduring
Freedom.
As a pararescueman, he was part of Okinawa’s close-knit brotherhood of special operations
forces. Pararescuemen train to rescue people at sea and those shot down or trapped behind enemy
lines.
McDaniel is survived by his wife, who was pregnant at the time of his death, and a 2-year-old child.
Died: February 22, 2002
Master Sgt. William L. McDaniel II, 36, was a pararescueman assigned to Echo Company, 320th
Special Tactics Squadron, part of the 353rd Special Operations Group.
McDaniel, also a flight superintendent, was killed when the helicopter, similar to the one pictured
above, he was in crashed in the Philippines while conducting exercises related to Operation Enduring
Freedom.
As a pararescueman, he was part of Okinawa’s close-knit brotherhood of special operations
forces. Pararescuemen train to rescue people at sea and those shot down or trapped behind enemy
lines.
McDaniel is survived by his wife, who was pregnant at the time of his death, and a 2-year-old child.
