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| '''Scott McElvain''' <br/>10/16/2005 11:05:46 PM 
| Could have sworn there was a person on the trip who had a father or relative that flew on this B-17.  I have a beer can from the Dayton Reunion with an illustration of a rear view of a &quot;Grin 'n Bare It&quot; jacket.  I offered it to them, and now I'm not sure who it was.<br/>  
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| '''Tracy Hunt''' <br/>3/15/2007 3:29:27 PM 
| This is not in reponse to your question, however my my dad, Ray Hunt was a radio operator on that plane. My attempts at locating archive photos, crew members, pilot name etc, have been uncessful. My mother would like try try and locate/ contact anyone with info.<br/> <br/> Tracy -<br/>  
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| '''Paul Tompkins''' <br/>2/14/2008 1:27:01 AM 
| Dear Tracy-<br/> My father just passed away this past Friday (2/8/08).Â Â His name was David F. Tompkins, and was co-pilot on the plane &quot;Grin n Bare It&quot; in the 612th Bomb Squadron in the 401st BG.Â Â I have many photos that I've offered electronically to the website historian.Â Â There may have been two planes with the same name (so I remember hearing).Â Â The commanding pilot of my Dad's plane was 1st Lt. E.G. Burns.Â Â You can search for them on the 401bg website.Â Â Hope this helps!<br/> -Paul Tompkins<br/>  
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