VETERANS DAY 2019

466th Bomb Group Memorial

Attlebridge Air Field- Weston-Longville, Norfolk

Elmo Maiden Honored  on National Television

While attending the Annual 8th Air Force Historical Society Reunion in St. Louis, a group of 466^th BGA members spent one October morning placing flowers on the graves of five 466^thcrews at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery. These were crews whose aircraft were so severely damaged that individual remains could not be identified. The crews are interred in a common grave. The one grave contains the remains of two crews that were downed on the same day in close proximity to each other over Europe. All were originally interred in Europe. After the war, the graves were repatriated to Jefferson Barracks.

The group placing flowers (left to right): Steve Jordon, Frank Youngquist, Beverly Tomb, Helen Jordon, Martha Curtis, Marcia Melnyk. Bill Curtis was the photographer.

BOOKS STILL AVAILABLE

Available in USA only

$58.00 Postage Paid  (Checks Only to 466th BGA)

Send to: Bill Curtis, 466th BGA, 515 West Ariel Ave. Foley, Alabama  36535

2018 466th Reunion Group (L to R)

 Martha Curtis, Tom Maiden, Beverly Tomb, Bill Curtis, Elmo Maiden, Frank Youngquist, Marcia Melnyk, Steve Jordon& Helen Jordon 

photo: Jim Melnyk

FOR OUR FRIENDS ACROSS THE POND

Attlebridge Notes Newsletter

July, 2019 Edition

February-2019 Edition

Summer Edition 2018

January, 2018 Edition

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Black Cat - Last American airplane shot down over Germany 4/21/45

The William Hendrix Crew #491 shot down April 21, 1945- the last American aircraft lost over Europe

 466th VETERAN VIDEOS ON YOUTUBE

DVD's also available at http://www.billcurtisvideoproduction.com/8th-air-force-historical-society-videos.php