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Page 1061

5 April 1943: Archbishop Francis J. Spellman visits with crewmen of the 91st Bomb Group prior to their mission to Antwerp. Spellman, ordained in the Archdiocese of Boston in 1913, had tried to become a chaplain during the First World War, but was thwarted by his bishop. Appointed to lead the Archdiocese of New York in 1939, Spellman did "double duty" as prelate for the U.S. military forces - getting his wish to serve as a chaplain after all.

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Page 797

15 July 1945: Staff officers of the 1st Air Division at Bassingbourn.

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Page 717

COL Ben Rimerman, commander of the 353rd FG from 7 July 1944 to 21 April 1945.

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Page 717

BGEN Norris B. Harbold, 3rd Bomb Division Chief of Staff.

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Page 717

8 February 1945: MGEN Earl E. Partridge, 8th AF deputy commander, pays a visit to Raydon and the 353rd FG.

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Page 709

"The Sunshine Boys" - personnel of the Weather Section, 353rd FG. Raydon, England.

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Page 707

Enlisted personnel of the 352nd Ftr Sq, 353rd FG, taken between June & August 1944. Raydon, England.

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Page 705

Enlisted personnel of the 352nd Ftr Sq, 353rd FG, taken between June & August 1944. Raydon, England.

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Page 703

Enlisted personnel of the 352nd Ftr Sq, 353rd FG, taken between June & August 1944. Raydon, England.

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Page 701

Enlisted personnel of the 352nd Ftr Sq, 353rd FG, taken between June & August 1944. Raydon, England.

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Page 699

Enlisted personnel of the 352nd Ftr Sq, 353rd FG, taken between June & August 1944. Raydon, England.

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Page 697

Enlisted personnel of the 352nd Ftr Sq, 353rd FG, between June & August 1944. Raydon, England.

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Page 695

Enlisted personnel of the 352nd Ftr Sq, 353rd FG. Taken between June & August 1944, Raydon, England.

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Page 693

Undated photo,but probably late summer 1944 since the invasion stripes on the upper surface have been painted over - and the fact that it hasn't been replaced by a P-51 yet. Enlisted personnel of the 352nd Ftr Sq, 353rd FG, Raydon, England.

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Page 691

Undated, but most likely post-VE Day, since there appears to be the large "buzz" code underwing (far right). Pilots of the 352nd Ftr Sq, 353rd FG pose in front of the P-51D "Johnny" assigned to LT Robert C. Hassell, Jr (coded SX-E underscored).

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Page 689

MAJ William B. Bailey with some of "Bill's Buzz Boys," the 352nd Ftr Sq, 353rd FG, Raydon. Photo taken between June & August 1944.

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Page 687

Undated photo of pilots assigned to the 352nd Ftr Sq, 353rd FG at Raydon, England - but the P-51 backdrop narrows the time frame a bit.

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Page 685

Personnel of the headquarters staff for the 79th Service Group, the ground component of the 353rd FG at Raydon, England. The 'wrap around' invasion stripes on the P-47 backdrop date this photo to June-August 1944.

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Page 683

June 1945: MAJ Walter C. Beckham, following his repatriation, with member of the 353rd FG's photo shop at Raydon, England.

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Page 679

B-17G 42-97562 "Evenin' Folks - How Y'All" (coded DF-D) of the 324th Bomb Sq, 91st BG. Originally assigned 27 February 1944, the ship did a brief stint with the 457th BG in mid-March. With her "Mickey" (radar pathfinder) configuration, she sherved as a Group Lead aircraft 32 times during her tour. She left Bassingbourn in late July to serve with other groups, finishing the war with the 306th BG.

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