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Great site!

Added: May 25, 2008
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Looking up information on my broyyher Sgt Donald Carlson who was a crew member of the B 17 Pluto II that was shot down on June 30 1943 His pilot was Lt Harold Barrnett. This site has been real interesting

Added: May 18, 2008
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My Dad was in the 8th Air Force during WW2 and didn`t get to the Pacific,but my hats is off to all of you guys who served out there.

Added: May 16, 2008
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My father, Thomas Whitt, served as a nose gunner with the 403rd. He passed away in December 1999 and never really talked of WWII. I felt that it was not my place to get him to talk about his memories if he were not willing to volunteer them. I regret not learning more about his experiences and memories. He left behind some great photos (very small), patches, in-flight log book, maps, metals, etc. He has a great photo of the crew from his B-24 in the classic pose of everyone out in front of the plane. I would love to share them with this website.

Added: May 2, 2008
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My Dad SSG Wm McCarthy was motor sgt in 1892nd aviation Engineer Bn. and helped build the airstrip at Ie Shima. I grew up with a Map of the Island in the hallway of our apt. in Yonkers NY. I have all his pictures including "Dragon and his Tail" and "Cocktail Hour" and "Lost Horizon". Dad died in 1987. I'm retired Army (Engineers)

Added: May 1, 2008
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My apologies for not mentioning below to honor the fifty-nine men that were killed and 92 injured from the Australian Army 2/33rd Infantry Battalion, D Company.

Added: April 9, 2008
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GREAT website!!
My uncle was T/Sgt Hyman Silverstein. He was on the ill fated B-24D-85 "Pride of the Cornhuskers" Serial Number 42-40682 that crashed on takeoff September 7, 1943. The plane took off on a reconnaissance mission from 7 Mile Drome near Port Moresby, then crashed at take off at 04:25 am. The aircraft crashed into a truck convoy on the eastern end of the runway, Fifty-nine men were killed and 92 injured from the Australian Army 2/33rd Infantry Battalion, D Comapny. These soldiers were in trucks awaiting orders to board C-47s for Nadzab via Tsili Tsili. Please honor his memory and that of the crew. If you
Google " Pride of the Cornhuskers" you can read all about it on Justin Taylan's fantastic Pacific Wreck Database website.


Added: April 8, 2008
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Very informative. Thanks.

Added: April 6, 2008
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I like this!

Added: March 20, 2008
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chei,igbo na ego

Added: March 19, 2008
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