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P47 Pilots Biographies, Last Name Starting With "S"
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Pilot Name
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Biography Summary
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Robb Satterfield
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Helped develop fighter nuclear weapons
delivery with F-84E. Had two tours in England and 4 Atlantic crossings to RAF Manston in 1950 and RAF Wethersfield in 1952.
Was Operations Officer of the 51Oth FBS,
405th FBW, at Langley in F-84Fs. Graduated USAF Experimental Test Pilot School at Edwards in 1956
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Fred Christian Sautter
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He flew 81 missions in 10 months and was
assigned back to the States, having been
awarded the Air Medal with 14 clusters.
Released from active duty in May 1945,
he returned to civilian life and took on the
world of the salesman of heavy equipment to
the railroads.
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Helen M. Schaefer
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Enrolled in Civilian Pilot Training
(C-T) program sponsored by the U.S. government. Ten scholarships were issued in this program but only one female was eligible in
the top ten. Helen came in second with a
grade of 98 and therefore won a scholarship
which entitled her to free flying lessons and
a private's pilot license when the flight
course was successfully completed.
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Bernarr C. Schaeffer
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He
was assigned in France to the 9th Air Force,
367th Fighter Group, 394th Fighter Squadron and flew 36 missions supporting Gen.
Patton in his drive across France and Germany. During later stages of WW II played baseball on the group team opening the way
for a career in professional baseball lasting 3
years.
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Leonard J. Schallehn
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On June 16, 1944, flying his 46th sortie,
Schallehn was shot down. He took off from
Christchurch at 4 P.M. to escort A-26's over
Mayenne, France. Flying at 14,000 feet
over the target area, he suddenly felt the
concussion as the flak struck his engine. His
flight leader screamed in the headset for him
to bailout. After several unsuccessful
attempts, he put the plane into a dive, pulled
back on the stick and rolled it . . . coming
"out like a cork." He landed in a cornfield
somewhere between Laval and Mayenne. It was 5 PM.
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Kenneth D. Scheiwe
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He completed 218 combat missions. He was credited with destroying three enemy
aircraft - two ME 109's while flying P- 40's. His decorations include the Silver Star, Distinguished Flying Cross, Air Medal and Croix de Guerre.
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Dick R. Schlegel
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Wife: Maxine. Married April 4, 1943 at Clemson, S.C. Have 2 sons and 1 daughter - all of whom are rated private pilots. Wife Maxine has also taken lessons.. I fly to my courts, and may be the only flying judge in Iowa who does so.. Nothing spectacular -
just enjoy life and loved flying the jug. 750 hours of that airplane.
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E. Dustin Schlueter
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Made an advanced aerial gunnery instructor at Bluethenttial Air Base in Wilmington, North Carolina. He and three other pilots landing at Wilmington, North Carolina
called in landing instructions in German and instead of a court-marshall were assigned to tow targets and frozen as 2nd Lieutenants for one year. Assigned to the first squadron of P47N's and flew the original endurance mission -Wilmington to New York City, back to Wilmington, to Key West, Florida
landing finally in Orlando, Florida.
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William A. Schmitz
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......a career in aviation that spans more than 40 years of test flying and management in the aerospace industry was launched when 400 hours of "fountain pen time" was added to Bill's log book by a test pilot at Curtiss-Wright named Herb Fisher.
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James Schoene
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Schoene at nineteen arrived in the European Theatre, October of 1944 where he became a member of the 9th Air Force, 406th Fighter Group, 514th Squadron. By joining his outfit at nineteen Schoene was the baby of the squadron. He became a flight commander at twenty, but remained the youngest member of the 514th. He had 58 missions over enemy territory when the war ended in Europe.
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