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Page three of four to Francis P. Martin, November 22, 1942. (Jack
O'Leary) |
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Page four of four to Francis P. Martin, November 22, 1942.
(Jack O'Leary) |
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Instrument Flight School Graduation Certificate of
George W. Cox of the Paul J. Schmalenbach crew.
Detailed
Information (100th Photo Archives) |
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Front of Christmas card from C. O.
Col. Bernard A. Bridget to all personnel at Williams Field,
Chandler, Arizona, December 1942.
Detailed
Information Photo courtesy of Jack O'Leary |
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Inside of Christmas card noted above.
Detailed
Information Photo courtesy of Jack O'Leary |
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Front cover of the Williams Pilot and Bombardier Base.
Williams was a multi-engine pilot training base, and had a variety
of aircraft including 2 engine for medium bomber pilot training.
also P-38 fighters. Courtesy of Jack O'Leary |
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Williams Field yearbook page. Courtesy of Jack O'Leary |
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Williams Field yearbook page. Courtesy of Jack O'Leary |
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Williams Field yearbook page. Courtesy of Jack O'Leary |
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Williams Field yearbook page. Courtesy of Jack O'Leary |
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Williams Field yearbook page. Courtesy of Jack O'Leary |
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Williams Field yearbook page. Courtesy of Jack O'Leary |
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Williams Field yearbook page. Courtesy of Jack O'Leary |
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Williams Field yearbook page. Courtesy of Jack O'Leary |
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Williams Field yearbook page. Courtesy of Jack O'Leary |
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Williams Field yearbook page. Courtesy of Jack O'Leary |
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Williams Field yearbook page. Courtesy of Jack O'Leary |
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Williams Field yearbook page. Courtesy of Jack O'Leary |
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Williams Field yearbook page. Note 349th Squadron Waist Gunner
John J. O'Leary on top row, second from right. Courtesy Jack
O'Leary |
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Williams Field yearbook page. Courtesy of Jack O'Leary |
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Letter home from John J. O'Leary from the Deming section to his Aunt
Margaret. Fanny Farmer chocolates and stamps from home were a BIG
HIT at the barracks. Letter sent exactly 3 years before son Jack was
born. One of the few letters he saved from his time at Deming. In
that letter he also mentions having to INSPECT the planes the next
morning. Probably a pre flight check on the ships before they took
off. Courtesy of Jack O'Leary |
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Back page of letter from John J. O'Leary. Courtesy of Jack
O'Leary |
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Card from the 100th used during the war. Courtesy John E.
Legg |
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Robert L. Estes, KIA 5 MAR 45, during his aviation cadet training.
Courtesy of Bob Estes, son.
Estes crew
information |
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Taken 4 December 1943 at Hawthorne School of Aeronautics, Hawthorne
Field, Orangeburg, S.C. Graduation day from Primary School, A.A.F,
for calss SE44D. L-R: Pinkawski from Chicago, Estes from
Walton, NY, Mr. R. J. Sexton, instructor, from Detroit, Blaney from
Toranto, Canada, Basel from Detroit, and Bissinger from
Philadelphia. Courtesy of Bob Estes, son |
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Back of Robert Estes' graduation photo. Note the wings he drew.
Courtesy of Bob Estes, son
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Ian Lochhead, Number 12, and the basketball team from the Amarillo
Army Air Field. Air crews trained at Amarillo. Photo
courtesy of Ian Smart Lochhead Lebo crew information |
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Amarillo Army Air Field Basketball Team. Photo courtesy of
Ian Smart Lochhead family |
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Information sheet from Amarillo Army Air Field. Courtesy of Ian
Smart Lochhead family |
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Ian S. Lochhead in training at Amarillo Army Air Field. Courtesy of
Ian Smart Lochhead family. |
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Ian S. Lochhead in training at Amarillo Army Air Field. Courtesy of
Ian Smart Lochhead family. |
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Ian S. Lochhead in training at Amarillo Army Air Field. Courtesy
of Ian Smart Lochhead family. |
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