After a spat of recent interest in the 542nd Marine Night Fighter album in my collection, I’ve decided to do some additional research into the various servicemen identified within. After spending a few minutes this morning, I was able to track down a muster role from the unit, and tracked down Mr. Anthony Reviello. Mr. Reviello passed away in 2010 at the age of 97! It sounds like he led a great life. I hope his family finds this posting!
Anyway, I was able to find another photo him here: http://www.ww2gyrene.org/photoalbum18.htm
(left) Cpl Anthony Reviello of Rutherford, NJ. Tony served in the Marine Corps from 1944–46 as an aircraft mechanic with VMF(N)–542. His squadron took part in the campaign for Okinawa, flying from Yontan airfield, and was credited with 18 kills.
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Hello I just found your site. I was looking for info on the 542. My grandfather is Anthony Reviell. He is not in the first photo. The second one is definitely him. If you have the same book I do he is on page 28. Thank you for your great post.
Sorry for the fat fingers. Reviello
Hey, we all have fat fingers at times 🙂