Did any of you know Charlie Fisher from Napanoch NY. He was a gunner on one of '17's and I would like to hear from his crew members. thanks

I'm so happy to see a sight dedicated to the "Mighty 8th." My father, whom i lost just last July, was a tail gunner in the plane "Round Twip Rabbit." His name is MelvinClay Mealer,and was from Obion, Tennessee. He stayed in the Air Force until the seventies, when he retired. I have many beautiful photos of him and his crew members, but unfortunately, I have no scanner or printer. I'm willing to make copies and send them, if you'd like . This Memorial Day Weekend is going to be extra hard on me. I miss him desperately... I was the real "daddies girl.' If anyone wishes to correspond, please write me at:postage@gte.net. Peace and love to all the survivng families and the people who fought for our country. Bless each and everyone of you.

hi there need info on sgt william brown not much to go on he was serving at bassingbourn in october 1944 beleived to have played or sung in a band afraid thats all i can give you any info appreciated many thanks hope to hear from you soon D.Robson

Too young to have been in WWII. I collect noseart and crew pictures of B-17's. A great big thank you, that cannot be near enough, to all the men who flew in these and all other war planes. May God bless you and your families.

I was a radio operator on Red Alert 322sq 1st mission 4-11-44
last mission 6-21-44. I am trying to find info on 3 members
of our crew. TG Charles Ackerman - WG Charles Wagner and BMD
Lou Gramlin. The rest of the crew has gotten together at several
Reunions. I would like to hear from any with info on the 3
members I have mentioned, or anyone else who knew any of our crew.

I'm looking for information about my father--John Lee Young from Grandfalls, Texas. He was a ball turret gunner on a B-17 and was shot down on Feb. 6, 1945. He was taken prisoner-of-war and held at Badkrusenbach, Germany. If you have any information or can point me in the right direction, I would appreciate hearing from you. My father died in April 1982 and there is very little remaining information.

I am looking for information concerning airman named Nicholas Paully. Nicolas was a tailgunner for the 323rd. My uncle Joe., aka Joltin Joe Bentzel was a Top Turret with the Chowhound. He recomended to seek the info. from other in the 91st BG who may have known Nick. Nick folded his wings approx. 4 months ago. I
met Nick when he became a patient of mine at the Hosp. of the Univ. of Penn. Nick, was not married and didn't have any family except a niece. I guess, I became his extended family during during his last days at the hospital. My last conversation with him before surgery was to thank him for his place has an american hero. We also had an opportunity to exchange "stories over Germany" that he had and what my Uncle Joe had mentioned to me. I believe I made a difference in his last days; he smiled.

I am a member to the virtual 401st Squadron, part of 91st virtual BG, and has been assigned the 'Hellsahoppin'. So i am searching for her's noseart, info etc.

Can anyone help?

I AM AN ASSOCIATE MEMBER OF THE 91ST. MY FATHER IS LT COL RET RAYMOND E JONES. HE WAS THE CO PILOT ON THE WINNIE,FRANK AND JOE.ARE THERE ANY PHOTOS OF THE NOSE ART OF THIS AIRCRAFT WHICH WAS PAINTED BY SGT STARCHER? MY ADRESS IS 200 JACKSON ST APT#3 KINGWOOD WV 26537

can anybody help i am research in to the 116 b-17s and b-24s of the 8th air force to land/crash in switzerland during 43-45 and from the 91st bg 3 aircraft went to switzerland they are as follows
Doyle bradford in b-17 42-31585 16th march 44 from the 323rd bs
richard pressey in b-17 42-107042 27th may 44 from the 401st bs
cryil braund in b-17 42-107075 19th july 44 from the 323rd bs
if you were on the above a/c i would like to ask about your stay, what happened to make you go to switzerland plus afew more questions. i have been in touch with Dick pressey and i have acouple of photos which i am willing to copy/swap for other info/photos if anybody can help me i would like to hear from you. i have been to the tower at bassingbourn and i met bob morgan from the memphis belle he was anice man to meet and talk too. i have crew lists as peter roberts gave them to me. thank you all for what you all did during ww2 you will never be forgotten.
robert martyr