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We are currently working on new data received from Maxwell AFB. Watch this space for a link to the new 307th BG Forum Page. The 307th Bomb Group was part of the 13th Air Force and consisted. Important Updates on the 307th. An incredible undertaking by the ParadeRest of Virginia. Please share your memories! Watch the video of the Eight Fallen Airmen that were r.
In October of 1942 the 454th completed their 1st phase of operational training at MacDill Field, Florida. Seen here in their 1st Squadron picture, the 454th would be leaving shortly for their 2nd phase of operational training at Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. One A Day In Tampa Bay.
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Welcome to the 482nd Bomb Group Website. Bill Owen, who against all odds were credited with being the first American B-17 Bomber to release their bombs on the German capital of Berlin on March 4,1944. Official Plaque Commemorating the 482nd Bombardment Group.
551st Parachute Infantry Battalion 1942 - 1945. This website is dedicated to the men of the 551st Parachute Infantry Battalion. In 2001 the feats of the 551st were finally recognized by Presidential Unit Citation. A long overdue acknowledgment of their bravery and sacrifice that only came about after many years of campaigning by veterans and their families. I have tried to make this site as easy to view as possible and include as much informatio.
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Or call the Park Service at 202-208-3818. World War II Registry. To search the electronic World War II Registry of Americans who contributed to the war effort, or add the name of a loved one, click here. A variety of high-quality memorial products are available from a commercial vendor through the link below. All purchase and information requests should be directed to the vendor, not the American Battle Monuments Commission. Visit the store now. E-mail WWII.CustomerServiceOaktreesys.com.CONTENT
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National World War II Memorial Online Book. V-J Day 70th Anniversary Commemoration. Profile Your Pride in Our Greatest Generation. Click here to RSVP for the Legacy Lecture. Overlooking the Rainbow Pool towards the Pacific Arch. Looking over the Rainbow Pool toward the Washington Monument.
WWII veterans are dying at the rate of 900 a day. Monday, December 7, 2009. Tuesday, November 17, 2009. Wednesday, September 23, 2009.
Enjoy! Wednesday, April 1, 2015. Well what can I say. Its been over 4 years since I posted anything significant. Wednesday, April 01, 2015. Saturday, December 31, 2011.
On November 21, 2009, four Rotarians and their three guests made the trek to Cooperstown, New York, to turn over the mitt to the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. The entourage was met by former Chief Curator Ted Spencer. Spencer, named after legendary Ted Williams, is a walking encyclopedia of baseball history. Spencer spent almost two hours with the Rotarians sharing stories of baseball, history, and Americana.
They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old. Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them. Bayeux Cathedral came through the Battle of Normandy unscathed and in 2014 it became the home of a new memorial bell named Thérèse-Bénédicte.