George graduated from Joliet Township High School as Frank PERCONTE who lived a mile and a half from the house of Robert.

Stick 21, June 5, 1944 at 23:00 takeoff Exeter

at 1:10 Green Light

All 21 stick could not jump because when skipping William GREEN reserve chute deployed in the C 47.

His parachute opened after being hit by a shot from the flak.

The second part of his stick rata drop zone.

So George was in the second wave of the stick 21.

George landed in the marshes flooded right of the fluke.

Many noise corridor ran into the death of George to have the heart net Womer Jack began to collect the body of George a week after D Day.

He found the body of George in a field of wheat.

According to Jack, George would have landed in post eared he progressed into an adjacent wood.

Crossing the fields he was suffering from a burst of MG 42.

The machine gun was in a house near the fields

  

Georges RADEKA

 

  

from left to right: (background) George "Googoo" Radeka, John "Dinty" Mohr, Leach;

Kneeling left : Andrew E. "Rasputin" Rasmussen;

Sitting in the center : Thomas E. Lonegrau;

 

 

 Left to Right Background: William "PiccadillyWilly" Green (Killed in Normandy), Joe Oleskiewicz (Killed in Holland), Jake McNiece, George Baran (Blessé en Normandie);

Foreground: George "Googoo" Radeka (Killed in Normandy), Thomas E. "Old Man" Lonegran, John F "Peepnuts" Hale (Killed in Normandy)