Submitted by Name: Herbert M. Gladwill, Jr. From: Cochise County, Arizona E-mail: Contact
Comments: I enjoyed your site. I am looking for information on my Uncle, Arthur Lee Gladwill who allegedly was a crew chief on either a B-25 or B26 in the Pacific. He was severely injured when his ship crashed on take off with a full bomb load.
Added: July 3, 2013
Submitted by Name: Michael Spradlin From: Memphis, TN E-mail: Contact
Comments: My great uncle was TSGT Delmar Dotson, who was lost on the B-17 Listen Here Tojo 15 Sept. 1943 (65th Squadron). I would love to hear from anyone who remembered him.
Added: June 25, 2013
Submitted by Name: John Salek From: Fairfield CT E-mail: Contact
Comments: My father served in the 43rd BG from 1944 - 1946. I am anxious to learn more and share some photos.
Added: June 9, 2013
Submitted by Name: Janice Killion Veres From: San Diego E-mail: Contact
Comments: My dad was Warren Killion, he never talked to me about his life during WWII. He died before I had a chance to hear about this chapter of his life. If anyone remembers him and can share bits of his time in New Guinie, not only would I enjoy hearing but his grand children would also like to hear. Thanks
Added: June 1, 2013
Submitted by Name: Geoffrey Gowen From: Flint Hill, VA E-mail: Contact
Comments: I was a civilian internee (age 13) in Bilibid Prison, Manila in January, 1945. We saw a B-24 get shot down, and watched the crewman try to parachute to safety. Sadly, some didn't make it. I believe this plane was with a squadron based, since late December 1944 or early January 1945 on Mindoro Island. I would very much like to know what squadron this plane was from and, if possible, the names of the crew and what happened to them. This would let me share the story of what we saw with their families, a story that my dad wrote up in his memoirs "Sunrise to Sunrise".
Added: April 20, 2013
Submitted by Name: Pete Minix From: Indio,CA E-mail: Contact
Comments: Are you a World War 2 Veteran or know someone who is?” In 1998, I began my project of collecting stories from World War 2 veterans and their families for the purpose of preserving and documenting information for future generations to learn. I would like to talk to any World War 2 veterans who are interested in sharing their stories. I would greatly appreciate it. The histories that I have been collecting and compiling over the last 12 years, all this information has been donated to the General Patton Memorial Museum.
If you are interested in sharing your story, please contact me. Cell: 760-218-5512 E-mail: pdmmm@msn.com Subject line: WW2 Veteran
Added: January 16, 2013
Submitted by Name: MSgt Phil Murray, USAF Ret. From: Tacoma, WA E-mail: Contact
Comments: My uncle was Major Merrill F. Sargent, Commander 63rd Sqdn,43rd Bombardment Group, from 29 Aug 44 to 9 Jan 45. He was killed while trying to take off from OWI Island along with a number of officers and enlisted. He has a son William Sargent who was an Air Force pilot and lives in Montana
Added: January 8, 2013
Submitted by Name: Walter K. Berry From: West Des Moines, Iowa E-mail: Contact
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