stanvballardspecialcollectionphotoonthereverse
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Stan V. Ballard Special Collection Photo On the reverse, there is a written note, spellings errors included: ""Part of the planes at Sequoia Field. Two ships in foreground are BT's the next airplane we fly after Primary.""
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- Gerry Asher said:
Stan V. Ballard Special Collection Photo On the reverse, there is a written note, spellings errors included: ""The basic trainer. What an airplane.""
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Gerry Asher said:
BT-15 serial 41-10258 - spent at least part of the war years based at Stockton Army Air Field, CA.
Stan V. Ballard Special Collection Photo On the reverse, there is a written note, spellings errors included: ""Taken as I left Formation over the North Sea. I wasn't sure how long the old bird was going to hold together. We were at about 11,00 ft.""
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maharrin said:
I've seen numerous pictures of Humpty Dumpty EP-N, but never this one. The plane did make it back to base, but the waist gunner was killed in the flak blast seen just over the ball turret.
Stan V. Ballard Special Collection Photo On the reverse, there is a written note, spellings errors included: ""The Burial Ground of Miller. Many thousand boys are there, probably to be soon forgotten by everyone except their famalies.""
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TVL1970 said:
Grave site of Sgt. Garland S. Miller. See: www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=91434072