384th Bombardment Group (Heavy) in World War II

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Removing J.W. Lewis from Kentucky Kernel

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James William Lewis, Radio Operator, 545th Bomb Squadron was seriously wounded, 7 January 1944 on a bombing mission to Ludwigshafen, Germany.
This was his first and only combat mission. He was transferred to the Detachment of Patients, 49th Station Hospital, APO 557 on 4 February 1944.

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