384th Bombardment Group (Heavy) in World War II

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  • B-17G 42-98027 SU*Z, "SWAMP ANGEL"
    cwebster4 - Saturday, March 1, 2025
    This is a great photo. Who owns the copyright?
    Is this photo available for reproduction or publication?
  • Memorial to the Crew of "SKY QUEEN"
    bertveenstra - Wednesday, December 27, 2023
    As I am very busy working for the last two years in finding an unexploded 500 lbs. The Sky Queen dropped 10 just before crash landing.
    Mr. Adams and Mr. Perotti bailed out and survived.

    Mr. Adams survived being captured by the Germans.
    Is there anyone that can get me in contact with relatives of Mr. Perotti, the radio operator?

    Thanks,
    Bert
  • Leon C. Druckenmiller Crew
    shemale.ws - Thursday, March 9, 2023
    I hope this message finds you well. I just wanted to take a moment to express my love and gratitude for everything you have done for me. Thank you for always being there for me, for your unwavering support, and for teaching me the values that have shaped who I am today.

    I miss you both so much and can't wait to see you again soon. Until then, please know that you are always in my thoughts and prayers. I love you both more than words can express.

    Warmest regards, https://shemale.ws
  • Air Force Academy Award Sponsorship
    shemale.ws - Friday, December 30, 2022
    Only beautiful shemales! https://shemale.ws
  • Robert Edward Kreuscher Collection
    ogilvj - Monday, September 26, 2022
    My grandfather (Robert Burns) flew once with Robert Kreuscher. Sortie Report #7684 1944-11-20. Really enjoyed these pictures
  • Leif R Ostnes Crew
    Jeanne050 - Monday, August 8, 2022
    I have photos of other crew members. How can I get them to this web page?
    Jeanne Ostnes
    jeannebeni@gmail.com
  • Lead Crew Photos to be Identified
    janelja@ix.netcom.com - Tuesday, May 31, 2022
    Regarding photo in "Lead Crew Photos to be Identified", the photo 42-102661 BIG DOG, has my uncle, Emil Clayton Morlan (radio operator) in second from left back row. By deduction, I believe this is 384th BG Mission # 173, 8th AF Mission # 519, Primary Target Luftwaffe Controlling Station, Langenhagen, Germany.
    Back L-R: Unidentified, TSgt Emil Clayton Morlan (RO), 1st LT Frank Lavon Allred, 2nd LT Lloyd Earl LaChine
    Front L-R: Unidentified, 2nd LT Timothy James O'Sullivan (N), TSgt Clifford Berg, 1st LT Gerald Samons, 1st LT Ralph Edward Wiley (B).
    Please verify. I am certain of my uncle in the photo but need additional validation that everything else is correct.
    Thanks, Janel Morlan Jannusch
  • Edgar Jerome Hayes Jr Crew
    SteveJames - Thursday, May 20, 2021
    My father, Edward O James Jr. was the ball turret gunner on Edgar J Hayes' crew. I've got a picture of what might be the crew in my gallery and am looking to see if I can get it put here. I can't prove it's the crew as there are only 9 men in it, but it sure looks like Edgar Hayes is sitting next to my father.
  • Chris Eve
    Chris Eve - Wednesday, April 14, 2021
    This gentleman was, I believe, a tall Texan boyfriend (from Grafton Underwood), of my mother's (Jeanne Thurgar), who was still at school at the time, and whose family lived at 'Ketnor House', Hannington Crossroads, on the main road between Kettering and Northampton. Photo taken in either 1944 or '45. There is a story about their friendship, during a visit to Kettering High Street, one day.
  • Jim McIsaac
    Jim McIsaac - Sunday, April 11, 2021
    The Maps I redid are based on the booklet 384th Bombardment Group Station 106 Grafton Underwood, England Maps and Site Plans (2019). The map page numbers are labeled the same except for page 44, that is one I made up to show the building outside of the map range. Hopefully they will come in handy for anyone exploring the base.