The literary quality of these writings varies from raw
to the sophisticated, but all are expressive, historically
valuable, and each writer has his own unique expression.
None have never been previously published, and there
is nothing like hearing the words of the men themselves.
MEMOIRS OF A LOW-LEVEL
GUNNER - William Strictland
MY MEMORY OF PAPPY
GUNN - Roy Lee Grover
SOMETHING DIFFERENT
- a 4th Air Depot Story - Walt Cornell
MITCHELL
DITCHING OFF FORMOSA (author unknown)
MY LAST MISSION – Lehug
Drome - Gayland Dill
LIFE ON THE LINE – 38th BG crew chief Al Saccomando
THE NOVICE
– First Combat Over Port Moresby – Don McGee
CRACK-UP AT CAIRNS
- Co-pilot John Hellstrom
MacARTHUR
BLASTS RABAUL - Robert Cromie of the Chicago Tribune
FROZEN
IN TIME - Recollections of a tail gunner over Borneo
- Hager Blair
DEADLY GAME
- Early Mitchell Missions in New Guinea - Roy Lee
Grover
NO ATHIESTS IN A FOXHOLE
- a 49th Service Squadron Diary - Kenneth Paul Meriam
PEOPLE, MACHINES,
NATURE & MYSELF - Life in New Guinea - Roy Lee
Grover
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