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Letters From War Wednesday: World War II – Donald Parker

September 21, 2011

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I run in fits and spurts.  Right now I’ve got this U.S. Army Air Corps bug going that I can’t seem to shake.  For this edition of Letters From War Wednesday, we feature a short note from Donald Parker, who served in World War II with the 499th Bomb Group. Most of our Air Corps [...]

Letters From War Wednesday: World War II – Donald Parker

January 12, 2011

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Letters From War Wednesday again, and this time, we’ll feature the words of World War II airman, Donald Parker.  At the time of this note, May 1945, Lt. Parker was stationed at Davis-Monthan Field – Tuscon, Arizona, training as a navigator on the newly released, B-29 Superfortress. “Well, I’m down here in the fair city [...]

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