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Message No. 297

Message:
Hi Greg,

One of the best places for finding B-24 Pics and info is www.b24bestweb.com. You won't find SODPA'S WABBIT, it's actual name is SOOPER WABBIT.

For "lost" 319th to commemorate, I would say:

PELLY-CAN (41-23688) Capt Roy Olsen CO 319th Fenton Australia, lost 23 June 1943. All crew lost

DIRTY GERTIE (41-23731) Capt Charles Jones, CO 319th Fenton Australia, lost 15 March 1943. All crew lost

LADY BEVERLY (41-23760), Ditched at Baibara Island after 90th BG first combat mission. 319th first combat loss. Only 2 survivors

I'll get back to you with some more later.

Regards

Pete

Message No. 297 ▷ Parent Message No. 297 ▷ Grandparent Message No. 278

Responses:

Looking for info and pics — Greg Lloyd, Sat Feb 14 12:54

I am a Master Sergeant in the USAF. I belong to the 319th Missile Squadron, which belongs to the 90 Space Wing. I work at a Minuteman III Missile Alert Facility (MAF)and I am creating some 90 BG/319... more
- Info & Pics — Pete Johnston, Tue Feb 17 23:28
- two men — joyce falba, Sun Feb 15 15:18
  
  You listed the names Balotsky and Manion. No planes found but in a JOLLY ROGERS book a "Manion" was listed as a missionary that was killed by the Japanese for helping the crew of a downed bomber on... more
- pics — Bonnie Dilworth, Sun Feb 15 00:12
  
  Greg, write me at jr90thbg@aol.com and I will send you pics & photos and names of planes Bonnie
- - Thanks — Greg Lloyd, Mon Feb 16 15:42
    
    I will. Thank you. I am in the missile field now...won't be able to respond until later in the week Greg

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