Contributed Images and Comments
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“digs” at Yokota L to R Smokey was a shoot-down as an AC on a B-17, spending time in a PW camp during WW II. November 1950 |
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burned to the ground around 27 November 1950. Some crews returned from 12 hour missions to learn they were completely burned out .Christmas presents scheduled to be shipped home and personal belongings Photo Ctsy. Earl Myers |
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L to R Capt. William Mahall, Nav. 1st Lt. Bob (Mac) McCully, Pilot 1st Lt. Merlin Fleer, Nav. Armed and Ready |
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In the shadow of “Gone Forever” Can anyone out there January 1951 |
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L to R Capt. Billie (Robi) Robinson Capt. Evan (Smokey) Williams Note Billie in brown, AAF Uniform, and Smokey in the new Air Force Blues. Times were “achanging.” 1951 |
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To Go To — Introduction & Table of Contents for “RB-29 Crew Operations”
To Go To — Additional Korean War and early Cold War To Go To — “Impressions From Hiking Rural Japan”
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