SGT. Lincoln W. Mark was an Aerial Engineer and Gunner with the 12th Air Force; 57th Bombardment Wing; 321st Bombardment Group; 445th Bombardment Squadron; stationed in the Mediterranean Theater of Operations, (MTO). His Hometown was San Francisco, California.

Friday, 07 July 1944
445th BS War Diary: The squadron furnished 18 aircraft to bomb the Sasso railroad bridge, Italy. Due to an intense flak barrage, the bridge was not hit according to plan. Sgt. Lincoln W. Mark, and engineer-gunner, was killed by flak on the mission. Sgt. Mark, a quiet Chinese lad, was liked and respected by the men. A number of the combat crews went to the rest camps at Rome and Capri. Lt. Fischer and crew returned from Catania today. Captains Strenger, Wilson and a crew went on a sea search for a missing aircraft this afternoon. An oil slick and debris was sighted but there was no trace of the plane.

A/C: B-25; Serial No. 43-27714 “Blonde Beauty”
P: Hardman, Albert F. “Al”, Jr., 1Lt
CP: Glasford, Loren G., 2Lt
N: None
B: Emery, Ben D., 2Lt
E: Mark, Lincoln W., Sgt
R: Davis, Olin (NMI), Jr., S/Sgt
G: Bricen, Thomas J., Jr., Sgt
F: None

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He is buried somewhere in California

WWII Rosters of the Dead:

Name: Lincoln W Mark
Gender: Male
Race: Chinese
Religion: Protestant
Cemetery Name: California
Disposition: According to next of kin
Service Branch: Army
Rank: Sergeant
Service Number: 19141938