384th Bombardment Group (Heavy) in World War II

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384th Wartime Documents 139421
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- 2006-03-19 GU Photos 30
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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.

B-26 labeled P13 and class
Olivo family barn in Poligne
Olivo family barn in Poligne
Olivo family barn in Poligne today
Olivo family with Stalnaker's crew in the barn, 1944
Stalnaker crew and French locals, July, 1944
Unidentified woman
Aerial view of Poligne
Aerial of Poligne, France
Aerial view of Poligne, France
The Stalnaker crew returns to the 391st BG, 1944
The Stalnaker crew returns to the 391st BG, 1944
Marinette Olivo and Stub Miller, 1984
In front of the Poligne barn, 1984
The Stalnaker crew returns to Poligne, 1984
Stalnaker, rum jug, St. Ganton, 1984
Stalnaker Group, Poligne
Stan "Stub" Miller, Marinette Olivo, Poligne, 1984
Jim Clark, Poligne, 1984
Les Places, France, crash site, 1984
Stalnaker, Olivo, Rennes, 1984
St. Ganton memorial, 1984

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