I was doing research on the below air loss and discovered that the remains of two airmen
from this incident were not recovered. Neither of them are mentioned in the pownetwork.org database.

Their names are highlighted below:

On July 27 1969, a U.S. Air Force Boeing B-52D Stratofortress strategic bomber (#56-0630)

from the 17^th Bomb Wing, 4133^rd Bomb Wing, Strategic Air Command, crashed into the Pacific

Ocean following the failure of the starboard wing after takeoff from Anderson Air Force Base in
Guam. All eight personnel aboard were killed. The lost crewmen included aircraft commander

MAJ Edward W. Wyatt, co-pilot CAPT John A. Albasio, radar navigator CAPT Donald J. Maccio,
navigator CAPT Edward A. Miskowski, electronic warfare officer (EWO) 1LT Gary P. Leach, and

gunner TSGT Clinton E. Tibbetts. The two other U. S. Air Force personnel reportedly on board the

aircraft were LTC Robert H. Barr and TSGT Richard Piskula. The wing loss occurred about the
time the nose wheel left the ground during takeoff. Eyewitness accounts reported that the plane

continued momentarily in level flight, then made a violent bank below the sight of the cliff at the

end of the runway, crashing into the ocean. Aircraft commander CAPT Wyatt attempted to eject,
and his chute was found either fully or partially deployed. His remains were recovered. The

remains of the four other crewmen and one passenger were also recovered. However, neither
Leach’s nor Barr’s bodies were found. Tibbetts was posthumously promoted to Master Sergeant.
[Taken from coffeltdatabase.org, aviation-safety.net, and web.archive.org]