384th Bombardment Group (Heavy) in World War II

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3 comments

  • DonnaMaurillo - Wednesday 23 September 2020 11:17
    Bombardier Class 43-18 in Victorville, California... October 1943. Several of these graduated were assigned to the 384th. They include:
    Denton, Horace B
    GiGuere, Henry Paul
    Googarty, Thomas Patrick
    Golden, James A
    Green, Hugh J
    Maurillo, John Dominic
    Ward, Donald Leroy
    Warren, Lawrence Chester
    Watkins, Bob G
    Wells, Benjamin Franklin
  • DonnaMaurillo - Wednesday 23 September 2020 11:16
    Bombardier Class 43-18 in Victorville, California... October 1943. Several of these graduated were assigned to the 384th. They include:
    Denton, Horace B
    GiGuere, Henry Paul
    Googarty, Thomas Patrick
    Golden, James A
    Green, Hugh J
    Maurillo, John Dominic
    Ward, Donald Leroy
    Warren, Lawrence Chester
    Watkins, Bob G
    Wells, Benjamin Franklin
  • DonnaMaurillo - Tuesday 6 March 2018 18:37
    Photos from left to right:

    1. My father, 2LT John Dominic Maurillo, on leave in Syracuse NY with his parents, Rosaria Clavelli Maurillo and Vitantonio Maurillo. His parents did not obtain US citizenship until the 1950s, so during the war, they were classed as enemy aliens.

    2. My father, 2LT John Dominic Maurillo, on leave in Syracuse NY with my mother, Mary DeLuca, whom he later married.

    3. My father and my stepmother, Dorothea. By this time, Dad had spent several years in the Air Force Reserves and had been promoted to Captain. I believe that Dad and Dorothea were attending a Reserve function in this photo.

    4. My parents (LT John D. Maurillo and Mary DeLuca Maurillo) were on their honeymoon in Atlantic City when this was taken in October 1944. He was based in New Jersey for a short time before being assigned to Midland-Odessa TX and finally to Monroe LA, where I was born in July 1945.

    5. 2LT John D Maurillo and Mary DeLuca Maurillo, my parents, on their wedding day in Syracuse NY on September 30, 1944. Dad had just returned from Grafton-Underwood and was being assigned stateside. As he was passing through Syracuse on his way to New Jersey, he and my mother were married. She was 19 and he was 21.