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Jim Rudnick
8/13/2002 7:03:57 PM | If anyone has any info on R.E. Howlin and his crew from the 615th and the aircraft they flew, I'd like to know. Thanks.
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Scott McElvain
8/14/2002 5:13:45 PM | Can possibly supply crew members, a list of missions, planes flown, and pictures of planes if they exist.
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Jim Rudnick
8/18/2002 10:55:55 AM | According to my uncle, the plane they were assigned to was a new one that they ferried over to England via Greenland. I have a crew list somewhere, but if you have a picture or squadron letters, tail numbers, etc. I'd appreciate it as I want to build my uncle a model of the plane he flew. Thanks so much.
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Scott McElvain
8/18/2002 2:25:03 PM | Found Howlin's crew in the 614th. Have the crew flying six missions, two on IW-D (42-97322), and one each in IN-G (43-38791), IW-S (42-102468, IW-Q (42-97478, Shade Ruff), and 42-102077 which is not identified and not in my plane book. Will have to do a little research on that one. The number seems familiar. Will look up the planes to see if pictures exist.
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l.a. mitchell
8/21/2002 10:38:37 PM | Hi,Jim...I am chairman of our Membership Committeeof teh 401st Bomb Group Assoc. We have had an Association since 1974, Why not ask your uncle to fill in the application as listed under MEMBERSHIP on thois site?? e will forever thank you. And he'll get in touch with old chums quicker than you can build the model..And Good Luck on that project..L.A. Mitchell
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