615th Book?
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By: Frank Jasek
On: 09/01/2003
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I understand a book was published on the 615 Bomb Squadron which has a crew photo of Hula girl, Maid to Order piloted by Lt E.A. Hansen.I am seeking a copy of this photo for publication. It should have the photo of W.T. Brunson, ball turret gunner, included. Brunson KIA Feb 16th 1945.Blue skies to all
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Re: 615th Book?
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By: Donald Byers
On: 09/02/2003
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http://www.com-web.com/wwwboard/messages/7539.html
You might try Ivo DeYong. This is a message to someone about him. He writes books on WWII. You should be able to follow the link back and find his e-mail address. If you can't find it I think I can find it again.
Don Byers Lubbock Texas
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Re: 615th Book?
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By: Scott McElvain
On: 09/02/2003
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There are a couple "Squadron" books out there if this is what you are looking for. I have some booklets that were put together by our late Brit friend Vic Maslen. I thought they were "the" squadron booklets because there was one for each squadron that had crews by pilot with a list of missions. Then I heard about Squadron histories in similar booklets. You might check with our Brit members. Ray Corby made me copies of the Deenethorpe Diaries that were put together by Vic also.
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E. A. Hansen crew
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By: Jinny
On: 10/24/2003
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I have a photo of Ernie and this crew. Standing: Sgt. Brunson, Sgt. McKnight Kneeling: Sgt. Miller, Sgt. Morrison, Lt. Coates, Lt. Greenberg, Sgt. Ferguson, 1st Lt. E. A. Hansen. The plane is not identifiable. Email me your address.
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Re: E. A. Hansen crew
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By: Bryan Wyman
On: 08/09/2005
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My Great Uncle, Alonzo Karcher flew on the final flight of Maid to Order. It was shot down over Holland and he survived, but I have been looking for a picture of the plane. I have been to where it was shot down and have been in many converstions with James Morrison. Thanks for your help.
Bryan Wyman 4132 Tyrolean ave. St. Louis, Mo 63116
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