384th Bombardment Group (Heavy) in World War II

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  • Prince of Wales Bass Ales sign with unknown
    P Bellamy - Friday 15 March 2019 09:25
    Prince of Wales pub, Job's Yard, Kettering.

    https://goo.gl/maps/riNroBiyMTr
  • City Street Scene
    P Bellamy - Friday 15 March 2019 09:21
    Looking northwards along High Street, Kettering, with the Royal Hotel entrance on the left.
  • Group 02a
    rglewandowski - Wednesday 6 March 2019 15:41
    The individual in the back row, third from the right is my father, Leo J. Lewandowski, Jr.
    He was not a member of the ground grew. He flew 35 missions as a tail gunner between November, 1944 and March, 1945. His records are on this site. I have this exact picture. Unfortunately I do not know any other names.

    Rick Lewandowski
    rglewandowksi@gmail.com
  • Group 02a
    rglewandowski - Wednesday 6 March 2019 15:40
    The individual in the back row, third from the right is my father, Leo J. Lewandowski, Jr.
    He was not a member of the ground grew. He flew 35 missions as a tail gunner between November, 1944 and March, 1945. His records are on this site. I have this exact picture. Unfortunately I do not know any other names.

    Rick Lewandowski
    rglewandowksi@gmail.com
  • crew 34 and Lady Margaret
    mmeehl - Friday 21 December 2018 07:27
    This is a photo of the Mock crew, 547th BS. The men in the picture come from this roster: John M. Mock (P), Alexander Milne, Jr. (CP), Arthur Allen (N), Walter Puchalski (B), Robert Sweeney (RO), James Scott (TT), Wilford Price (BT), Wilmer Grubbs (TG), Angelo Patrizio (FG), William Poulus (FG)
    The aircraft is 42-97263 Lady Margaret SO*D
  • Wright Crew
    mmeehl - Tuesday 18 December 2018 07:01
    The aircraft is 44-6109 Ole Tulik JD*Q.
  • 42-31484 MAIRZY DOATS.jpg
    mmeehl - Monday 17 December 2018 18:01
    Crew after a practice mission with glide bombs. Back row: far left is Paul Spiers (P); far right is Joe Baggs (B), and cut off even further to the right is Col. Nuttall.
    Aircraft is 42-31484 Mairsy Doats JD*F
    Identifications courtesy of Ken Decker.
  • Goller Crew - Captured!
    mmeehl - Monday 17 December 2018 17:18
    In front, left to right, Ted Goller (P), Joseph Cittadini (N) with injured hip, Clarence Reed (TT)
    Second set of three, left to right - Ray Howell (WG), Horace Walton (TG) with a sprained ankle, Irwin Bier (RO)?
  • mmeehl - Monday 17 December 2018 15:54
    The B-17F is 42-3441 Patches II SO*E flown by Dean, a flying spare which filled in and flew in the #2 position in the second element of the high squadron.
  • swank
    mmeehl - Monday 17 December 2018 08:50
    Back l-r: Newell Perkins (B), William Hoffmeyer (CP), Robert Swank (P), Harold Brolin (N)
    Front l-r: Russell Kosse (TT), William Mattoon (RO), Carl Johnson (BT), J.D. Martin (TG), Charles Richey (WG)
    545th BS crew
    Photo and identification by Nathan Mazer and Ken Decker