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Hey! This great. I just ran across this site. Great idea. Have a copy of the last edition of The 2nd Air Commando, the Group's news paper. You might find it of interest. Also have some pictures . Great site. Keep up the good work.

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Nice site Uncle Mart!!

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Hello to all my former buddies!

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Will contribute pictures asap. Looking forward to exploring the rest of your site.

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We have a collection of monthy reports from the Group and the Squadron, photos, decorations, etc.

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I gave your URL to a friend that had a ten year old son that wanted to know what grandpa did in the 10th Air Force. The boy was so proud when he read the pages. This Web Site became so important to him that he shares it with his friends by saying this is what my grandpa did during the war. PLEASE KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK as the stories of the fine men would not be forgotten. Larry Shimokaji

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My Father, Raymond F. Lacy, and Uncle Harry (Merridith) Changnon both served in Burma and flew the Hump. I believe my father reached the rank of Captain. I also know that he flew cargo planes and that his was named the Betty Rae after my sister. Dad passed away in 1985 so I would love to get any information that you have on him or his service record. My uncle Harry Changnon flew B-17's and flew recon after the atom bomb was dropped taking photos of the damage. Please send me any thing you know on either of them or just say hi. My thanks and highest regards, Brian F. Lacy

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Great Web Site - Keep up the good work. My dad Sgt. Albert Mazo served with the 11th Bomb Squadron and later transferred to the 491st.

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Any information on the following individuals would be greatly appreciated. Fred Carpenter, S/Sgt. Jerry Logan Sgt. Hq 10AF Bob Chandler M/Sgt. 10AF Hq Major Stanely Vangrove 10AF Hq

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Marty, Keep up the good work! Your site is growing each day and is a wonderful place to visit. Good job on the insignias!!!!

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Martin: My Father was in Merrill's Marauders. I was Air Force. Really enjoyed your web site. Thanks for the ride. Pedro71

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Anyone associated with the 931st please contact me at this address. 1303 Fordham Ct., Bel Air, Maryland 21014. I'm used to snail mail.

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dear sirs: my dad was a mechanic in the flying tigers--i have all his patches and medals. he is gone six years now but is survived by his name sake my son peter. for the holidays i would love to give little peter some personal information about my dad--please emai me at skydot@aol.com

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Am looking for any information or anyone who may have known my uncle, Sgt. Adolph Malovich, from Chicago - or any of the following crew members - 1st Lt. William B. Plunkett, 2nd Lt. Donald B. Thorn, Sgt. Stephen M. Collins, Sgt. JD Cobb. This crew, flyi g a B25, were killed on February 15th, 1942. Their remains were found in a Burmese temple long after the war was ended, and interred in a common grave at Ft. Sam Houston Military Cemetery. Any info would be greatly appreciated.

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My Uncle 2nd LT. Arthur J.Foley Jr.was in the 493rd Bomb Squadron,7th BG and was lost on 11/25/43.My family would like to thank Mr. Jim Augustus whose dad was in the same crew as my uncle. His kindnesses in finding information on my uncle is greatly appre iated.May God bless all who served.

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Great at last to find a site dedicated to the 10th Air Force. My father, Walter Dolan (who, before he changed his name, was Walter Dolinsky), served as a tailgunner in the 436th in the CBI. Would love to get in touch with anyone who knew him or at least also served in the 436th at that time.

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Came upon your page while surfing the net. What a pleasant surprise to see someone remembering the 10th. Keep up the good work. I was there and will be dropping by often.

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We know have a 10th Air FOrce Tribute Site mailing list. return to the home page if you would like ot join it. Also look for new photos and an updated photos sectionw hat should make it easier to find photos from specific groups and squadrons.

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Can't wait to explore this most interesting site.

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Can't wait to explore this most interesting site.

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Nice to see someone is brnging back the memories

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Have a former tail gunner from Red Raiders living near me, whose interested in pictures, and finding former members of his unit. Lives in Mesquite, Texas. Anyone knowing this vet, feel free to e mail me, and Ill try to get him over here to talk. Noel Garland

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My father was with the 22nd bomb and was the first group to bomb Hong Kong with bombers-Oct 25 1942. I enjoyed your site and will send pics as soon as I can. Barry E DeWalt son of Arthur E DeWalt 22nd bomb 10th and 14th Air Force -CBI

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My dad was a nose gunner on a B-24 in the 493rd from 0ct43 to Oct44. Just looking for any info on the 7th and/or the 493rd...anything from nose art to missions to stories to names.... I'm retired navy pilot....P-3 Orions

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My dad served in the CBI, with the 10th. I am the Editor of a veterans newsletter for his old outfit, the 33rd Fighter Group. We have about 400 WW2 vets and families on the roster. I have also been a CBI buff for over 20 years, and have talked with or cor esponded with literally 100's of CBI vets, a LOT from the 10th AF. Glad to see your site. I would like to link my CBI & 33rd Group sites to others. How do we do that? Thanks, George

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Martin, You have done well!! Don't let occassional frustration detour you! After all, look at what this NB farm boy has accomplished! And, it's only taken a little over three years! If you still need scans of Tenth and CBI patches, email me....I found the originals, finally.

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Great work done so far keep up the good work!

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Martin, Your decision on how to handle the History Section is excellent. Other sites should follow your example. I'll return often to watch things grow.

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Wonderful site, congratulations and many thanks. The world didn't know where we were, but your site will let them know.

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Looks great dad!!! hope you finish it soon!!!

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I hope to have at least osme of the history of the 10Th Air Force up by Sunday Night. Have a LOT of material to download and then wade thru. The link pages are now in and are being added to almost daily.Hopefully I will be able to get to work on the photo section and the sections for the units in the not too distant future. In the meantime keep checking back to see what's been added.

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You are off to a great start....your site is interesting and informative

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looking good :))

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Welcome the the 10Th Air Force Tribute web site. This site has only recently begun so pickings are a bit slim right now. I hope to be adding some links to other WWII web sites within the next few days, as well as get the Unit listing in. If you have mater als to contribute (stories, photos, information about the 10Th and it's various units) feel free to send them to me at the above EMail address. Photos should be scanned in in .JPG format, and preferably be no larger than 640X480 in size. All submissions w ll be acknowledged as to their source. Comments and suggestions for improvements, etc, should also be sent to the above EMail address. I want to make this a site that you will want to visit more than once, but can't do it without YOUR input.

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