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384th Bombardment Group (Heavy) in World War II

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Although the 384th's main job was completed in 1945, military activities continued until 1946. Then in the late 1960's a 384th Veterans Organization was formed to carry on the memory of the Group.

Reunions

4393 photos in 96 sub-albums
Memorials of the 384th Bomb Group

725 photos in 29 sub-albums
Friends of the 384th Ops Block

2 photos
61 photos in 5 sub-albums

This collection of photographs and other images is provided to support understanding of the wartime building architecture and locations in the Operations Block Area at Grafton Underwood Airfield.
The 384th Bomb Group Veterans Signing Project

13 photos
1189 photos in 164 sub-albums
Grafton Underwood Airfield, long after the war...

108 photos

Collections of latter-day photos taken on and around the field.
Grafton Underwood Area

8 photos
242 photos in 5 sub-albums

Photos in and around Grafton Underwood, Northamptonshire, England. This tiny village was the WWII home of the 384th Bombardment Group (Heavy). From the airfield nearby, the 384th Flew B-17 aircraft to attack German targets.
Air Force Academy Award Sponsorship

5 photos in 1 sub-album
The "GREEN PROJECT"

4 photos
61 photos in 1 sub-album

The "GREEN PROJECT" was an effort to move soldiers to Port Lyautey, Morocco, for onward shipment home to the USA, and to bring French citizens from Morocco to Marseilles, France. It operated from 15 June 1945 to 10 September 1945.

384th Bombardment Group (Heavy) in World War II

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