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504th Bombardment Group over Mount Fuji 1945. Mount Fuji was a critical navigation point for the B-29 crews and it was there that the Japanese would rise in their Zeros, Tojos,…
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Harry C. Miller enlisted in the Army Air Corps on 13 December 1940 from Roanoke County, Virginia. Served as an aircraft mechanic on B-18 and B-17 bombers at Borinquen Field,…
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JANE DOLORES CHAMPLIN
Class 43-W-4 Trainee
Born: May 14, 1917
Chicago, Illinois
Graduate: Arcadia College St. Louis University
Jane entered flight training to become a WASP at…
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NOTE: The National Archives has an incorrect entry for Sgt. Richard T. Connell of Waukesha County, WI; along with an incorrect ASN as 16156645.
ASN 16156645 actually belongs to…
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This WWII ASN was assigned to Elmer Frank Smith (Colonel, USAF Retired)
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Elmer Frank Smith: enlisted (ASN: 19002477) Army Air Corps Aviation Cadet on 2 June 1941 at Los Angles, California. commissioned 2nd Lt. (officer ASN: O-434166)
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On 9 April 1943, while at Gowen Field, Captain Hansen wrote the following letter home to his parents: "Dear Mother and Dad, Just a line to let you know that all my back mail…
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Camp Kilmer was activated in June 1942 — the first staging area to be built solely for that purpose in the United States. It is also the largest staging area in the United…
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MacKinnon aircrew - 412th Bomb Sqdn
B-17F-65-BO “Lonesome Polecat I” #42-29693
BACK ROW
1st Lt. Malcomb B. MacKinnon (pilot)
F/O Eugene W. Wood (co-pilot)
2nd Lt. William H.…
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Row 1
1. 1st Lt. Eastling, Donald W. Pilot
2. Captain House, Gale W. Flight Commander
3. 2nd Lt. Zajicek, Carl J. Co-Pilot
4. 1st Lt. …
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Row 1
1. 1st Lt. Moore Photo Interprepter
2. 1st Lt. Murray Squadron Bombardier
3. 1s Lt. Kelley Squadron Adjutant
4. Captain Imes Squadron…
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born 18 December 1909
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The Red Ball Express was, in the 1940s, an enormous truck convoy system created by Allied forces to supply their forward-area combat units moving quickly through Europe following…
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Respectfully suggest that B-29 #42-24808 (A-SQ-45) was flown by Barnes; while the Keith aircrew was in #42-63431 (A-SQ-44).
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The 877th Bomb Squadron was assigned tail code IDs: V-Square-1 thru V-Square-20. There were actually three B-29 aircraft assigned the V-SQ-11 tail code: #1). 42-63483 ditched 24…
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The second tail ID coded V-Square-45, B-29 #42-24670 nicknamed "Ham's Eggs" was damaged in a 27 November 1944 Japanese raid on Saipan, and was transferred to the Depot on Guam.
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The first V-Square-45 B-29 #42-24753 no nickname ditched on 11 March 1945 due to #4 engine fire.
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On a light turquoise blue disc, border triparted red, white, and black, a caricatured, brown and white condor with red head and yellow orange beak and feet, in flight toward…
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Former Sheridan and Big Horn, Wyoming resident Marie Ellen Scheuer, 75, of Lakeside, California died Wednesday 10 April 2002 at Mercy Hospital in San Diego. Services are at Our…
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