Submitted by Name: Linda S Driever Doty From: Arnold, NE E-mail: Contact
Comments: Hello all - we have a lot of photos we hope to publish on a cd. Let me know if anyone is interested. PS - my dad was MSGT Edwin Merl Driever, who was a flight engineer and did a lot of the art work, in particular the Wolf Pack.
Added: February 12, 2008
Submitted by Name: Mick Durbin From: Boulder Colo. E-mail: Contact
Comments: thanks for the great site. happy landings
Added: February 4, 2008
Submitted by Name: Deborah Reithmeyer From: Missouri E-mail: Contact
Comments: THANKS to all of Ken's men. I'm Bob Burke's niece and have found your website information very informative. U. Bob was the Radioman on the Dragon And His Tail. He is doing well & still living in MA.
Added: February 3, 2008
Submitted by Name: Sweeny Todd From: New York E-mail: Contact
Comments: Very informative
Added: January 22, 2008
Submitted by Name: Joseph Guyman From: lome togo E-mail: Contact
Comments: You guys have a great site! It is very informative and I really enjoy it. I have always been interested in WWII Aviation and this is one of the best sites dedicated to a squadron that I have ever seen. Thanks and keep 'em flying! -Max Platts
Added: January 8, 2008
Submitted by Name: Jane Hogan From: California E-mail: Contact
Comments: Great site! I'm looking for more information about the 'Lucky Lucille' B-24. I have a photo of a crew identified as 'The Million Dollar Crew'. Don't know more than that.
Added: November 29, 2007
Submitted by Name: Ross Geerlings From: Michigan E-mail: Contact
Comments: My grandfather, John G. Van Haitsma (they called him "Van" back then) was a SGT in the 65th Squadron of the 43rd BG. He passed away a week ago today. I was looking through his 43rd BG 50th anniversary book, decided to search the internet and was pleasantly surprised to find this site!
Wondered if anyone out there had any memories of him, and also may have a picture or two to scan and contribute to the site.
Added: November 1, 2007
Submitted by Name: Bill Hunter From: louiaiana E-mail: Contact
Comments: MY dads name was Charles Hunter and he was a member of the LULU BELLE [B-17] IN NEW GUINEA. I JUST FOUND THIS SITE AND IF YOU HAVE ANY INFO.ON THE PLANE OR OTHE CREW MEMBERS I WOULD REALLY LIKE TO HEAR FROM YOU..I NOTICE ON KENSMEN SITE THAT THEIR IS A COUPLE OF PICTURES OF THE PLANE MY DAD PASSED AWAY A FEW YEARS AGO BUT I REMBER LISTEN TO HIM TELL STORIES ABOUT SOME MISSION THANKS BILL
Added: October 10, 2007
Submitted by Name: Heather Sporing From: Cincinnati, Ohio E-mail: Contact
Comments: My sincere gratitude to all who served our country in WWII. I've been blessed to know the former Sgt. Frank Lerner of the 5th Army Air Corps in the South Pacific. Still hoping to run across someone or something I can connect him with to give this wonderful man a wonderful surprise. Thank you all.
Name: Linda S Driever Doty
From: Arnold, NE
E-mail: Contact
Hello all - we have a lot of photos we hope to publish on a cd. Let me know if anyone is interested.
PS - my dad was MSGT Edwin Merl Driever, who was a flight engineer and did a lot of the art work, in particular the Wolf Pack.