Submitted by Name: Ray Hunter From: Ann Arbor Michigan E-mail: Contact
Comments: Looking for crew members who flew the "Michigan" or a color photo of the nose art that was done by Sarkis Bartigian. I live a mile from Michigan stadium and each year the Yankee Air Museum presents an award called the "Liberator Award" to a student in the AFROTC program at UM. Would enjoy corresponding with anyone who's interested in the "Michigan's" history.
Added: July 30, 2012
Submitted by Name: Sam McGowan From: Missouri City, TX E-mail: Contact
Comments: Great site. One comment. In the article Penetrating the Philippines Capt. Alvin Mueller is incorrectly identified as having been a member of the 7th Bomb Group. He was actually with the 19th BG in the PI and was awarded the DSC for a mission in December, 1941.
Added: July 12, 2012
Submitted by Name: Pete Minix From: Indio, CA E-mail: Contact
Comments: My name is Pete Minix, and my hobby for the last 12 years, has been collecting and compiling World War II veteran histories. I currently have over 330 World War II veterans, from all branches, in my private library. None of this information is given out or published for a monetary gain.
This is at no cost to you or your family. All I would need are any documents (copies), that you would wish to share or pictures of you during that time. Also, I would also like a current picture of you today. I can send you a large self-addressed envelope for mailing purposes. If you have a scanner attached to your home computer, you could scan your pictures and/or documents to send to me.
If you wish to share this information with me, I would greatly appreciate it. I look forward to hearing from you. If you have any questions, please feel free to email. If you chose not to share your story with me, I completely understand and will respect your wishes. My E-mail is pdmmm@msn.com
Semper Fi Peter D. Minix Proud to have served Former Sgt. United States Marine Corps Former Sgt. California Army National Guard Member
Added: July 10, 2012
Submitted by Name: John McCrum From: Clarksville, TN E-mail: Contact
Comments: How do I submit pictures of some 403rd men (from my father who was one of the Mareeba Butchers?
Added: June 16, 2012
Submitted by Name: TR Parrish From: Columbia,SC E-mail: Contact
Comments: My dad John Parrish flew B25s in the Pacific for the last year and a half of the war. Any info about his crew would be appreciated.
Added: June 2, 2012
Submitted by Name: Peter Metaxatos From: Charlotte, North Carolina E-mail: Contact
Comments: My uncle 1st Lt Louis Metaxatos was in the 403rd bomb squadron stationed at Port Moresby New Guinea He was Killed november 1 1943 on B-24D1 that crashed after takeoff. I am trying to gather information for my grandfather so he can have some closure over the death of his brother. If anyone knows any information about this, please email me.
God Bless America
Added: May 9, 2012
Submitted by Name: monica vorse From: girard pa E-mail: Contact
Comments: I am the granddaughter of technical Sargent Boyd border of the 63rd Seahawks squadron in wwll. Just searching for stories or pictures. He passed away when I was young and never got to hear any of the. Any info would be great so I may preserve my family history.
Comments: I've been searching for information on the invasion of Aitape, Papua, New Guinea. My granfather was part of that invasion. He was a seabee with the 25th special construction battalion.
I have his photo album from WWII with many unique combat photos
Added: April 29, 2012
Submitted by Name: Jay Wommack From: Texarkana, Texas E-mail: Contact
Comments: My uncle, Judd Newton(Buddy)Wommack, Technical Sergeant, went MIA Feb 23 1945. All of his crew members are now deceased. I was fortunate enough to get to know one of the crew members several years ago before he passed away.
I enjoy the site. Thanks for keeping the history alive.
Jay Wommack
Added: April 23, 2012
Submitted by Name: frankpgarrett@yahoo.com E-mail: Contact
Name: Ray Hunter
From: Ann Arbor Michigan
E-mail: Contact
Looking for crew members who flew the "Michigan" or a color photo of the nose art that was done by Sarkis Bartigian. I live a mile from Michigan stadium and each year the Yankee Air Museum presents an award called the "Liberator Award" to a student in the AFROTC program at UM. Would enjoy corresponding with anyone who's interested in the "Michigan's" history.