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Donald Woods Bagby, Pilot, 545th Bombardment Squadron. Photos contributed by Michael Hamilton, Bagby's son-in-law.
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Donald Woods Bagby, Pilot, 545th Bombardment Squadron. Photos contributed by Michael Hamilton, Bagby's son-in-law.
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Tail Gunner on the Paul E Norton Crew. Completed his combat tour with 34 missions.
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A-2 Jacket with interesting history.
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Douglas D. Drysdale flew 52 combat missions in North Africa and the MTO prior to his assignment to the 384th Bomb Group.
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These photos were found on the internet, and are displayed here because of their association with the 384th Bomb Group.
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Clarence Richard Flory was the Radio Operator on the William A. Fairfield Crew. Completed his combat tour with 28 combat missions.
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Marquardt joined the 384th on 17 October 1943. He was the Bombardier of the Roger C Smith Crew. He completed 27 missions, most of which were as a member of a lead crew (which signifies exceptional skill at his duties). He flew his last mission on 7 October 1944, and departed Grafton Underwood 10 days later.
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William M. Reed was a Co-Pilot on the Frank L. Alred Crew for 24 missions and then was assigned his own crew and flew 11 missions as Crew Pilot for a total of 34 combat missions. The A2 jacket was name Miss Jennie in honor of his fiancé. They were married when he returned to the ZOI. Photos courtesy of Mark Reed, son of William M. Reed.
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Anthony Christopher Salta was one of the original cadre in the 546th Bomb Squadron. He was assigned to the squadron with the rank of Staff Sergeant in December 1942 and was appointed First Sergeant of the squadron in March 1943. This is the only example we have on an A2 jacket that was worn by a non-flying squadron member.
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