thereisawrittennote
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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:
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
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:
Sequoia Field, Visalia, 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.