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Question by
Bob's Your Uncle
Q: How do you know if there is a fighter pilot at your party?
A: He'll tell
you.
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March 5th 04 12:10 AM
by Steve
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323rd. Troop Carrier? by
ArtKramr
Anyone here ever fly with the 323rd. Troop Carrier?
Arthur Kramer
344th BG 494th BS
England, France, Belgium, Holland, Germany
Visit my WW II B-26 website at:
http://www.coastcomp.com/artkramer
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SGT. GREIGO'S FLAK JACKET by
ArtKramr
Sgt. Greigo's Flak Jacket
Emilio Griego was our engineer/tail gunner. He was short smiley fellow with a
shy grin and a shy manner. When you spoke to him he would look at the ground,
smiling but always answer you with a snappy "Yes Sir" and get to work with
great energy and dedication. He was a...
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From the CO of the 344th Cheryl by
ArtKramr
Art: Touching...U are lucky to have such wonderful memories. And I must say, U
write about them vividly. Bob
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Colonel Robert WItty was the commanding officer of the 344th bomb group. He
led us...
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Cheryl's reply by
ArtKramr
Dear Art,
Thank you so much for writing back to me. I am so thrilled that you not only
have memories, but that you are so willing to share them. I can't tell you what
that means to me. We have a little dementia problem with my parents and
memories are hard to come by. Your website is wonderful....
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F16 for photoshoot by
Vlens
Dear NG,
where can I find a F16 or similar military aircraft
for a commercial photoshoot? (Arizona)
Vlens
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March 4th 04 05:36 PM
by B2431
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My Reply to Cheryl Monson's letter by
ArtKramr
Dear Cheryl,
How wonderful to hear from you. The memories all started surging up; memories
of years together with Bob flashed back; England, France, Belgium, Germany and
the good times here in the States after the war. The missions flown and the
adventures shared are unforgettable. Paul and I...
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DFC awarded 60 years later - 450th Bomb Group - B-24 by
Chuck
Simply a good story!
http://www.staugustine.com/stories/030404/new_2166574.shtml
Chuck, St. Augustine FL
VC-8, VAH-11, VAH-1, FAITCLANT, VQ-2 1953 to 1963
HEAVY ATTACK COMPOSITE (VC-5,6,7,8,9) WEBSITE
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March 4th 04 03:04 PM
by Chuck
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A-26 Invaders in Korea or Japan? by
gordsmith
I have obtained a bunch small of b/w photographs taken somewhere
(I think) in Korea or maybe Japan. These are not the greatest images
but seem to show an inspection or some sort of visit by a VIP.
Can anyone shed any light on the where/when from the following
description of the contents?
The...
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PING: Gordon by
Yeff
You're crazier than a loon if you miss this ****! g
http://www.thedonovan.com/archives/001420.html
-Jeff B.
yeff at erols dot com
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New mission: Midway by
Otis Willie
New mission: Midway
(EXCERPT)
Ex-admiral steering carrier to June debut, by Ronald W. Powell
UNION-TRIBUNE STAFF WRITER
March 2, 2004
During a 30-year Navy career, retired Rear Adm. Mac McLaughlin was
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CIA Vietnam war controlled USAF aircraft missions by
Aerophotos
I have on good source from a knowledgeable aviation enthusiast, info
that in the late stages of the Vietnam war for some operations the CIA
controlled a limited amount of USAF assets, eg F-4 Phantoms and F-111s
Adavarks for attacks in Laos and Cambodia.
These aircrafts were painted overall black...
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How accurate was B-26 bombing? by
ArtKramr
Go to my website to the section titled, "MISSIONS AND RESULTS". Click on "The
Bridge at Verberie" then" Wurzburg" to see how effective we were. Then peruse
the other 10 strike photos to get a good idea of precision bombing at its best.
The Bridge at Verberie is an example of putting a bomb in a...
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Fw: For Countering Widespread Ignorance about the National Guard by
George Z. Bush
ArtKramr wrote:
George I apologize, I was hot under the collar caused by other flaming
messages and I blurted out that unsult for which I am truly sorry. I know
you were never a coward. And I am ashamed of myself for saying so. Please
understand that often my temper (not caused by you)...
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Best ground crew job in the airforce! by
Ed Majden
Best ground crew job in the Air Force!
NCO I/C debriefing, parking, and turn around, on a Patriot or other SAM
missile! ;-)
Ed (retired-Bomarc tech)
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BOB'S STORY by
ArtKramr
Bob's Story
Paul, Bob and I were in a repple depple in the English midlands (Hanley, Stoke
on Trent) waiting to join the 344th as a replacement crew. We all roomed
together as pilots, copilots and bombardiers did.. One evening I entered the
room to find Bob sobbing and shaking, wracked with tears...
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JSF first flight pushed back to 2006 by
Henry J Cobb
http://www.dfw.com/mld/dfw/8084426.htm
Months of work have failed to trim hundreds of unwanted pounds from the
simplest of the three F-35 versions. So Pentagon officials have decided
that more time is needed to solve the design challenges.
-HJC
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March 3rd 04 03:49 PM
by t_mark
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A BOMB PATTER IS LIKE A FOOTBALL by
ArtKramr
A BOMB PATTERN IS LIKE A FOOTBALL: BOMB PATTERN ANALYSIS
One thing I never see in any WW II literature is bomb pattern analysis in
tactical bombing. There is a lot to it that we had to live with, and I thought
I would share it with those on this NG before it gets lost to history.
Think of a...
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Fine example of Tarver Engineering release for service by
running with scissors
A fine example of the quality results of Tarver Engineering work. As
singed off by John Tarver with applicable 8130.
http://www.aart-jan.net/images/aart_in_vliegtuigwrak.jpg
photograph courtesy of Aart-Jan, (its not tarver in the pic, it's
Aart's father inspecting the fine work completed by...
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