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The mission of this site is to honor the men of the 100th Bomb Group (Heavy) by presenting their history to the world.

http://www.352ndfightergroup.com www.352ndfightergroup.com -
The 352nd FG Association was founded in 1983 when 19 veterans of the Group met in Orlando, Florida while attending an Eighth Air Force Reunion. The first official Association reunion was held in Oklahoma City in 1984 with 130 members and spouses attending and later grew to a membership of more than 1,100 veterans of the 352nd FG and 1st Service Group who served at Bodney, England and Chievres and Asch, Belgium between 1943 and 1945 during the Second World War.

http://www.47thbombgroup.org www.47thbombgroup.org -
The 47th Bomb Group in WWII. MTO Group, A-20's and A-26's. Africa, Sicily, Southern Italy, Corsica, Southern France, Northern Italy. Light Bomber Group, day and later night intruder tactical missions, 84th, 85th, 86th, and 97th Bomb Squadrons.

http://www.57thfightergroup.org www.57thfightergroup.org -
The 57th Fighter Group in WWII, MTO Group, P-40's and P-47's. Through Africa, Sicily, Southern Italy, Corsica, Southern France, Northern Italy and Operation Strangle. Exploits of the 64th Fighter Squadron Black Scorpions, 65th Fighter Squadron Fighting Cocks, and 66th Fighter Squadron Exterminators. Escorting medium bombers, and pioneered tactical support dive bombing/strafing/rocket attacks with the P-47.

http://www.forrestalmemorial.com www.forrestalmemorial.com -
The USS Forrestal Memorial Organization was formed in 2008, a Texas 501(C)(3) non profit corporation. Original goals of the Forrestal Memorial are tobuild a memorial dedicated to the 134 men who lost their lives in the fire onboard the carrier USS Forrestal on July 29, 1967. This memorial will be locatedin Longview, Texas. Most of our board members are Forrestal Veterans and Veterans who have served in the Navy on various aircraft carriers. We are a small group of dedicated members who realize what it means to be free and how sacred our freedom truly is.

http://www.pigeonsincombat.com www.pigeonsincombat.com -
“The Pigeoneers” is an homage to the bravery of homing pigeons who saved thousands of lives in combat in the Great World Wars. Their achievements embodied the attributes of service, endurance, loyalty and supreme courage. Here, their memory is evoked by Colonel Clifford A. Poutre, Chief Pigeoneer, U. S. Army Signal Corps Pigeon Service, 1936-1943.