| Name: | pj poggioli |
| E-mail address: | philly92@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | My dad was a member of the 384th bomb group Grafton underwood Dec 44 to about May 1945...........
god is holding in his hands most gentley all the members of the armed forces who gave it all the greatest generation can never be replaced let us never forget them. pj poggioli |
| Name: | Jim Wilson |
| E-mail address: | jwilson@iir.com |
| Comments: | Happy New Year to all. My father (Wilson, Charles R, 415th ASG) was from Philadelphia and was with the 384th at Grafton-Underwood from Feb '44. I have had the privilege of visitng Grafton-Underwood in 2001 and 2005(Quentin was a fantastic host) and may be able to visit again next week. I am currently reading "As Briefed" and each and every one of you have my total admiration and I will keep all of you in my prayers. Best wishes to all.
Jim Wilson |
| Name: | Fred Preller |
| E-mail address: | f3red@preller.us |
| Comments: | I have sent some information on Bedsole directly to Klingenbeck. Bedsole is buried in Plot E Row 8 Grave 12 of the Lorraine American Cemetery, St. Avold, France.
f3 |
| Name: | Diane Whitsel |
| E-mail address: | dianewhitsel@yahoo,com |
| Comments: | My father was Frank L. Whitsel. He was proud to serve, but did not tell alot of tales about the war. He said he did he job. He loved to fly too. He passed away in 2004. He is buried in DFW Memorial Park. God Bless. |
| Name: | Felix |
| E-mail address: | F.Klingenbeck@gmx.de |
| Comments: | Hello,
I'm from Germany.Near my village Rum Pott II crashed on 13th of April 1944. Does someone know where the Co-Pilot Joseph L. Bedsole is burried?Or is he missed?Please answer it's very important! Greets |
| Name: | Fred Preller |
| E-mail address: | JOBS@384thBombGroup.com |
| Comments: | HELP WANTED: Assistant Webmasters, 384th Bomb Group
-*- HELP WANTED -*- Assistant Webmasters for http://www.384thbombgroup.com/ (several volunteer positions) The workload for developing and maintaining this website has grown to require additional personnel. We are seeking volunteers to help continue support of this non-commercial website committed to presenting a complete history of the 384th Bomb Group (Heavy), from its inception in 1942 through the end of World War II. There are currently two major efforts underway: completing the combat crew database (entering every member of every combat crew for every mission) and providing useful (and hopefully interesting) displays and reports of the information, and completing the migration of Ken Decker's 384th BG history (see http://Memories.384thBombGroup.com) to the Internet. I have nearly 100 - one hundred - lesser tasks, ranging in complexity from minor page edits to rather major architectural changes. The work involves developing and maintaining web pages and scripts, database development, data entry, and ancillary tasks. Responsibilities will depend on skills, interest, and the level of commitment each volunteer is comfortable with. These positions have the potential to lead to prime responsibility for portions of the 384th website. REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS: The successful candidates will have some knowledge of HTML and JavaScript, be willing to spend at least 4 hours per week performing website tasking, and be willing to learn additional technical skills as needed. MINIMUM EXPERIENCE LEVEL: Classroom or self-taught in required knowledge areas, with some experience creating and operating a website - a non-trivial class project qualifies. DESIRED SKILLS: CSS, PHP scripting, SQL database (MySQL), Joomla! (see joomla.org), content management systems, Gallery photo album organizer, photo/graphics editing. COMPENSATION: These are volunteer positions. Website personnel receive no monetary compensation, and provide their own tools and training. You will gain valuable website experience and be contributing to the preservation of a valuable historic record. I pay all costs for domain registration and website hosting, and I may be able to offer to host your domain at no charge. Please respond directly using the email link above. |
| Name: | Fred Preller |
| E-mail address: | f3red@preller.us |
| Comments: | Welcome to a new year of KEEP THE SHOW ON THE ROAD!
The previous year messages have been moved to the archive in the database. Follow the "384th Log Book Archive" link at the top of the Log Book page to find all previous postings going back to mid-2003. Happy New Year to all - enjoy the blessings of Freedom! Your webmaster, f3 |