Submitted by Name: Caryl Dresher From: New York E-mail: Contact
Comments: On the website, the middle picture, lower row, far left is my father, Seymour Dresher, bombardier of the Lucky Dice Bomber. They were in the Pacific and he was stationed in Ocuppied Japan after the Abomb. His time with Kensmen defined his life. They all kept in touch til the end. Three of them passed away in the same month (April 2012). We are blessed for their service.
Added: December 30, 2024
Submitted by Name: Derrick Witherspoon From: Pope Army Airfield, Fayetteville, NC E-mail: Contact
Comments: Thank you for your service.
Added: September 30, 2024
Submitted by Name: lindsay werden From: charlotte, nc E-mail: Contact
Comments: son of Richard Werden
Added: September 26, 2024
Submitted by Name: Steven Pease From: Sisters Oregon E-mail: Contact
Comments: Dad, Sgt. Thomas W Pease, belonged to the 481st Air service squadron, Servicing the 43 BG (H). I contacted the National Archives. Apparently his records have been lost. I would like to know if he was assigned to a specific bomb squadron, what it was and when. This site has been very helpful as well as Mr Randy Peters facebook page dedicated to his father T.Sgt. Elmer W. Peters 481st Air Service Squadron, 63rd Air Service Group. I have looked through both plus others but haven’t been successful finding someone with more specific information on the 481st. Any information on the 43BG and others it was in contact with is greatly appreciated. Thank you. Steve Pease :D :p :!cool: :!cry: :!devil: :) :!mad: :!thinking: :o
Added: September 25, 2024
Submitted by Name: Dorothy Carroll
Comments: We have our freedom & live in a beautiful country because so many brave men & women showed great courage
Added: July 27, 2024
Submitted by Name: Ximena Rassiga From: Mexico E-mail: Contact
Comments: Everett Rassiga was my grandfather , do you have more pictures?
Added: July 11, 2024
Submitted by Name: Kent Rowsey From: Courtland, MS E-mail: Contact
Comments: My Father's first cousin was Major Ken McCullar who flew the B-17 named "Black Jack". Thank yall for having all this info.
Added: July 1, 2024
Submitted by Name: Jessee Bentley From: New Hampshire E-mail: Contact
Comments: If anyone has a photo of the Schuessler crew, please let me know.
Added: May 20, 2024
Submitted by Name: James Easter Howell From: McLean, VA E-mail: Contact
Comments: My uncle, Lt. James L. Easter, piloted the Naughty But Nice on March 2nd, 1943 during the Battle of the Bismarck Sea and was mortally wounded on that day. I have over 100 letters from him to his parents as well as from others who were on his crews seeking to console his parents after his died. An amazing journey.
Added: January 31, 2024
Submitted by Name: Robert Pappert From: Craig Colorado E-mail: Contact
Comments: Son of Louis Pappert Gunner crew 10 64th squadron b-24 jul 43 to feb 44
Name: Caryl Dresher
From: New York
E-mail: Contact
On the website, the middle picture, lower row, far left is my father, Seymour Dresher, bombardier of the Lucky Dice Bomber. They were in the Pacific and he was stationed in Ocuppied Japan after the Abomb.
His time with Kensmen defined his life. They all kept in touch til the end. Three of them passed away in the same month (April 2012).
We are blessed for their service.