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Born: 4 November 1918, Fountain Green, Sanpete, Utah, United States Died: 30 November 1944, Germany Served In: World War II Branch of Service: Army Rank: 1st Lieutenant Service Notes: He served as a navigator aboard a B-17 Flying Fortress, carrying the critical responsibility of guiding his bomber and crew through the dangerous skies over Europe. He had already survived 24 combat missions, an extraordinary accomplishment during a time when bomber crews faced heavy antiaircraft fire and attacks from German fighters. On his 25th mission, a milestone that for many crews marked the completion of a combat tour, his B 17 was shot down over Germany.
Fred Johnson was included in the BYU yearbook The Banyan in 1937. Source: Brigham Young University. The Banyan. Vol. 1937. Provo, UT: Associate Students of Brigham Young University, 1937.