oose
Active Member
Nice Album with some great photo's and patch! for all you bomber people out there.
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yours stu
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yours stu
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Photo Album 67th Bomb Squadron in the 44th Bombardment Group
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Peter Graham
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Wow, what a piece of history. I love the photos of the Liberators lined up for takeoff. I've saved those. 
Glad to see the healthy bidding.
Glad to see the healthy bidding.I recently met a gentleman that lives a bit south out my hometown. His name is George Insley and he served in the 44th Bomb Group....The Flying Eightballs....and flew with two of the 44th's squadrons. The 44th BG was made up of the 66th, 67th, 68th and 506th Bomb Squadrons.
George flew with the 66th and the 506th during his duty flying missions out of England to bomb the continent. I believe he said he flew 48 missions over occupied France, Holland, and Germany.
George was an aircraft commander of a B-24 during his service and has numerous good stories to share. We should all cherish these vets like George......they are my heroes!!
Ted
George flew with the 66th and the 506th during his duty flying missions out of England to bomb the continent. I believe he said he flew 48 missions over occupied France, Holland, and Germany.
George was an aircraft commander of a B-24 during his service and has numerous good stories to share. We should all cherish these vets like George......they are my heroes!!
Ted
