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Recollections of an RB-29 Crew in Japan and Related WW II/Korean War/Early Cold War History and Stories
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Table of Contents for “RB-29 Crew Operations” |
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The Impact of U.S. Aerial Reconnaissance Notations on the History * Please notes that we have added five pages of new photos
Philip Alexander Air, Sea, Land & Additional WW II, Korean War and Contents include the following more recent additions * Extended Letter from Saipan: The Fourteenth Mission Letter from Saipan: The Thirtieth Mission A Night on Antelope Island The Abbreviated Life of the Ill-fated RB-29 #44-61727 “So Tired” * A selection of four related stories of U.S. Naval Aviation * Contributed Short Stories * Contributed Biographical Stories Autobiographical notes on the lives of Don and * Locator Requests * 91st SRS Reunion Information * Memorial Tributes Story and Obituary Information * Links to other related web sites * Related Contributed Information Perspective We SupportOur Troops In Honor of Bob Hope News from Iraq Real Hollywood Heroes Remember the Blood of Heroes A Homecoming Memorial Words from a Friend about Attitude Justice — The Ruling by Judge William Young A MOTHER'S VIEW from Mary E. Morosetti A Tribute to 1st Lt. Thomas Joseph Hallgarth The Snooze Button from Bob Linn A Letter to Terrorists from a U.S. Military Pilot Ladies' Night Over Afghanistan by Capt Elizabeth Ortiz * Fun Stuff Tough Love — 18 Qantas Gripe Sheet Notes — 17 Humor In The Air — 16 Air Combat Refresher
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CreditsWithin our RB-29 crew structure, photo credits are due, to some degree, to every member of the crew. While preparing for and flying those missions, we often passed cameras from hand to hand to whomever had the best vantage point. Our special thanks to Charlotte Busch Mitnik, Roland Robitaille, Gordon Berg, Pat Service, and their families, for sharing their related personal experiences in the form of the text and photographic materials presented in sections 7 and 8 of our crew story. Their choice to share their own personal related stories helps to authenticate the foundation for this overall presentation. Thanks also to Earl E. Myers, William F. (Bill) Welch, Robert F. Dorr, Harold (Hal) Austin, William (Bill) Sutton, Robert (Bob) Stadille, Adrian Swain, Howard S. Myers, Jr., Clarence Becker and Rear Admiral Timothy Beard, Bob Weisburn, Dick Sniker, Francis Gary Powers, Jr., Jack Romney, Jesse Beasley, Dr. Stephen Ellison, Kerrin Coyne, Bill Baumer, Wayland Mayo, John Schumacher, Art Humby, Earl Johnson and Bob Linn for their shared memories and information. Thanks to Airpower Magazine Editor, Joe Mizrahi, for permission to use some of their published materials relating to RB-45C recon operations described by Harold S. Myers.
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Site Navigation NotesThis web site is divided into a number of separate parts. The Introduction pages to each part contains information that will assist you to navigate through the subject matter in a coherent manner. The design of this web site relates more to that of an illustrated book than to what one currently finds in a more typical web site. We hope you will find navigation of this site to be a comfortable experience that will draw you back again and again. Please Note: This website is graphic intensive. Some pages may require a little patience on your part during download. You will find it worth the wait. A special Note: Remember, this web site remains in an “under construction” status. We are sharing this information, as we go, to encourage input and commentary, and provide information that may be of value to family and friends of those who served in support of WW II, the Korean War, the early Cold War and related activities. Feel free to send in your e-mail lists of input, corrections and advice. While we are striving to assemble the larger picture, we will be happy to work on the finer details as time permits. Contact web site publisher via E-Mail
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Go To — Additional WW II, Korean War and early Cold War Go To — “Impressions From Hiking Rural Japan”
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