384th Bombardment Group (Heavy) in World War II

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384th During WWII [5077]
384th Wartime Documents [130605]
384th After WWII [5600]
A2 Jacket Art [33]
Community [696]
Administrator Upload [1742]
- Andy Rivera, Weeks Diary Photos 2018-10 [57]
- Andy Rivera, Photo Album 2018-10 [19]
- DELETEDUMP [117]
- Macken Photos [3]
- Smart Photos [11]
- The Quentin Bland Collection [270]
- Robert Bletscher Acquisitions [378]
- Photos Contributed by Frank Bowser at 2006 Reunion [3]
- Chapin(?) Paintings [6]
- Major William E Dolan Photos [22]
- Received From Mike Faley of the 100th BG [10]
- Ivan Green Collection [63]
- WinJack3 [189]
- Mark Léautaud Collection [37]
- Luftwaffe [23]
- Mark Meehl [82]
- Michal Mucha Album [4]
- Michael Novak Collection [47]
- Marc Poole, July 2014 [1]
- 2014-10 Marc Poole [14]
- John N. Smith album [81]
- George P Zanfini [60]
- Tony's Sandbox... [82]
- Document Share Area [150]
- For those who flew in them [7]
- Webmaster testing area [6]
18th Weather Squadron Station 106 [7]
546th Bombardment Squadron Rosters [475]

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Home / Administrator Upload / Robert Bletscher Acquisitions [378]

Most of the photos in this collection identify the people/places/events depicted. Bletscher: "I had sent someone to copy the records, but unfortunately they were too big to be copied on a regular scanner. The Agency Chief at the Air Force Historical Research Agency at Maxwell AFB, in Alabama, decided that they were records that should be preserved, and as a result had his department take care of them."

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