384th Bombardment Group (Heavy) in World War II

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    mmeehl - Monday 17 December 2018 07:15
    Hardstands/Dispersals 46, 47, and 48 are in the image. Stanek's aircraft was probably 44-6105 Sleepy Lagoon SO*P, which usually parked on Hardstand 46.
  • 8 March 1945<br />Shelley, Owens
    mmeehl - Monday 17 December 2018 07:06
    Back l-r: F/O William O’Leary (OB), Capt. John Shelley (AC/CP), Lt. Jack McCaine (PFF)
    Center l-r: 2nd Lt. John Lohn (N), Capt. Robert Owens (P), 2nd Lt. Mark Mason (N, GH)
    Front l-r: Capt. Julius Hoech (B), T/Sgt. Gordon Robb (TT), Jack Conlon (TG), T/Sgt. Thomas Benson (RO)
    Aircraft: 44-8649 Trail Blazer BK*X
    Identification courtesy Ken Decker and Jack McCaine
  • 42-29800 ME AN' MY GAL
    mmeehl - Saturday 15 December 2018 12:21
    The crew chief, Lawrence Coon, is on the right.
  • 20 March 1945<br />Hutchinson, Kinnaird
    dpkdayton - Wednesday 28 November 2018 16:02
    I have this photo also! That is my dad, Robert Kotnik rear back!
  • John and Mary Maurillo
    DonnaMaurillo - Tuesday 6 March 2018 18:48
    When my father, 2LT John Dominic Maurillo, was sent stateside from Grafton-Underwood in September 1944, he phoned my mother, Mary DeLuca, and said they would be married in Syracuse on his way to New Jersey. Mom had a week to plan her wedding. Dad was married in his uniform, as all military personnel were required to wear uniforms during wartime. This photo was taken on September 30, 1944. Dad was 21, and Mom was 19. They subsequently had eight children.
  • John and Mary Maurillo
    DonnaMaurillo - Tuesday 6 March 2018 18:45
    My parents on their honeymoon at the Ritz Carlton in Atlantic City in October 1944. My father, 2LT John Dominic Maurillo, had been reassigned stateside and they were in New Jersey temporarily until he was assigned to Midland-Odessa TX and finally to Monroe LA, where I was born in July 1945.
  • John and Dorothea Maurillo
    DonnaMaurillo - Tuesday 6 March 2018 18:43
    After my parents divorced (PTSD was a major factor), he married my stepmother Dorothea. Dad had served many years in the Air Force Reserves in Syracuse NY following his release from active duty. He also served on the selection committee for the Air Force Academy. This photo was taken in the 1980s at a Reserves function.
  • John and Mary Maurillo
    DonnaMaurillo - Tuesday 6 March 2018 18:40
    My parents, 2LT John Dominic Maurillo and Mary DeLuca. This was taken in Syracuse NY while he was home on leave. It's most likely that this was in 1943.
  • John Maurillo and Parents
    DonnaMaurillo - Tuesday 6 March 2018 18:39
    My father, 2LT John Dominic Maurillo, and his parents Rosaria Clavelli Maurillo and Vitantonio Maurillo. This was taken while my father was home on leave in Syracuse NY, likely in 1943. His parents did not obtain their US citizenship until the 1950s, so they were classed as enemy aliens during the war.
  • The "Boys on the Line" - 1/3 of them
    Tracker627 - Tuesday 20 February 2018 13:39
    I have the same picture. My Dad is in the second row, center of the picture.