384th Web Sites

Heroes of the Skies

Robin Dodson, with help from Kevin Flecknor, has created a photo-rich website documenting their explorations of a number of airfields near their homes in Kettering (England). The first airfield featured (August 2006) is Grafton Underwood.

384^th Bombardment Group
Carol Schafer's excellent website with several 384^th personnel stories, grown out of her research of her uncle, Marion Parker.

384^th Bomb Group Research and Memorial Site

Ken Decker's 384^th BG Roll of Honor site. Ken has listed all of the 384th fatal casualties, and is providing photos of each - it is a work in progress.

Lt. Winthrop A. Jackson Photo Gallery

Winthrop Jackson's tribute to his father, Lt. Winthrop A. Jackson, the Clayton Crew, and the 384^th Bomb Group. This site has many photos.

Stories Told by A Bomber Pilot

Dewayne "Ben" Bennett's experiences as a pilot with the 384^th Bomb Group.

8^th AF Bases in East Anglia, by Mark E. Brotherton

Mark lived in England for a long time, and spent many hours documenting the old airfields. This link takes you straight to the Grafton Underwood album in his collection.

A 384^th Mission - March 24, 1945

David Habura's website based on the personal collection of MAJ Thomas Dale Hutchinson, with detail on the March 24, 1945 mission.

Hill Aerospace Museum

Hill AFB maintains a history page on the 384^th BG and Wendover Field.

Historic Wendover Airfield

Wendover Airfield has a great new site that will be growing steadily. Sure to bring back memories!

Normandy Battlefields

Author and historian Carlton Joyce's excellent website about Normandy, and the tours he sponsors.

The Fighting Scouts (at Little Friends)

E. Richard Atkins great site on the history of Budd Peaslee's post-384^th BG legendary Fighting Scouts, now part of the Little Friends website.