384th Bombardment Group (Heavy) in World War II

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384th During WWII 7162
384th After WWII 7191
384th Wartime Documents 139421
A2 Jacket Art 77
Community 1695
Administrator Upload 3490
- 2006-03-19 GU Photos 30
- 2023-09-16 Memorial Survey 16
- Kevin & Roger, 23 June 2012 7
- 2023-04-10 Memorial Area Survey 14
- KF Photos 4
- 2021 Reunion Preller Photo Work Area 76
- Test Area 1
- Ken Decker Combined Photos 733
- Miscellaneous Duplicates 1
- Andy Rivera, Weeks Diary Photos 2018-10 57
- Andy Rivera, Photo Album 2018-10 19
- DELETEDUMP 324
- Macken Photos 3
- Smart Photos 11
- The Quentin Bland Collection 277
- Robert Bletscher Acquisitions 372
- Photos Contributed by Frank Bowser at 2006 Reunion 3
- Chapin(?) Paintings 6
- Major William E Dolan Photos 21
- Received From Mike Faley of the 100th BG 10
- Ivan Green Collection 63
- WinJack3 188
- Mark Léautaud Collection 35
- Luftwaffe 23
- Mark Meehl 734
  - Grafton Underwood Airfield Maps 4
  - Ervin Tischer Photographs, Documents, and Letters 53
  - Stanley Kishel Aircraft Maintenance Notebook, 546th BS 98
  - George Stalnaker, 391st Bomb Group 22
  - Harry Neudel Collection, KG-51 Photographs 48
  - Ken Decker Collection 340
  - Robert Honeyman 90
  - Richard Dale Photographs 28
- Michal Mucha Album 4
- Michael Novak Collection 47
- Marc Poole, July 2014 1
- 2014-10 Marc Poole 14
- John N. Smith album 80
- George P Zanfini 60
- Tony's Sandbox... 80
- Document Share Area 152
- For those who flew in them 7
- Webmaster testing area 11

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Grafton Underwood Airfield Maps

4 photos
Ervin Tischer Photographs, Documents, and Letters

16 photos
37 photos in 1 sub-album

Ervin Tischer was transferred to the 384th Bomb Group 22 October 1943. He was assigned first to the 1774th Ordnance Supply and Maintenance Co. and then to the 547th BS as an airplane instrument mechanic specialist. He had married Marie in mid-1942 and corresponded with her during his time in the service. Tischer was trained in Lincoln, NE, and Chanute Field in Illinois. He served with the 2nd BG and the 379th BG before coming to Grafton Underwood.

COMMENT by mmeehl - mark.meehl@cune.edu: This album contains photos taken by Ervin Tischer, 547th BS Ground Personnel, as well as some of his documents and letters to his wife, Marie.
Stanley Kishel Aircraft Maintenance Notebook, 546th BS

98 photos

This folder contains a mission by mission record of the planes sent out by the 546th BS as kept by crew chief Stanley Kishel, who was in charge of that squadron's A Flight. Kishel typed up the mission records and stored them in a three ring binder. The scans of his notebook are in this folder.
George Stalnaker, 391st Bomb Group

22 photos

The George Stalnaker crew of the 391st Bomb Group, 9th Air Force, flying B-26 42-95821 "Miss Take", was shot down over France on 8 July 1944 on a mission to destroy a railway bridge over the Noire River in Nantes. The French Resistance, in particular the Olivo family of Poligne, hid the crew until their liberation by elements of the 4th Armored Division in the first week of August. Some of the crew returned to France in 1984 and was reunited with their resistance guardians.
Harry Neudel Collection, KG-51 Photographs

48 photos

The photos in this folder were taken by Luftwaffe pilot Harry S. Neudel of KG-51. Harry, born 22 November 1915, emigrated to the US a couple years after the war and died in New York 26 April 1993 at the age of 77. His son Roland made these unlabeled photos available to Ken Decker, who copied them.
Ken Decker Collection

340 photos
Robert Honeyman

90 photos
Richard Dale Photographs

28 photos

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