To perpetuate the name, history, comradeship, memories and deeds of the living and the heroic dead of the 376th Heavy Bombardment Group and its predecessor units. Began with an original cadre of 231 men and 23 B-24 Liberators. Crammed with all of the repair equipment their bomb bays could hold, they left the United States in 3 separate flights of 8, 8, and 7 planes. Nicknamed the Liberandos, .

Army Air Corps - Army Air Forces. us is dedicated to preserving the history and honoring this group of servicemen and servicewomen for their work and sacrifice during World War II. Our living history group attends air shows, parades and other functions. We are comprised of enthusiasts, historians and collectors of WWII history and memorabilia. Many are family members of veterans. We dress in period uniforms and display pictures and equipment.

Army Air Corps Library and Museum. The Army Air Corps Library and Museum is dedicated to the men and women of the Army Air Forces - Army Air Corps of 1907-1947 and The U. Air Force of 1947 to Present. Their dedication and devotion to country is a rich history worth preserving. Their service and sacrifices shall never be forgotten. One of a number of men who played a role in the development of tactics, policy and the use of strategic bombardment was Kenneth N.

Dedicated to the soldiers and families. Who have paid the ultimate price for freedom. And liberties enjoyed today by all Americans. The following pages will list only those individuals who have lost their lives. While operating or performing duties as crewmembers aboard Army Aviation aircraft and their passengers. Please post a message in the forum or the contact page.

Click here to visit The Heritage League Forum Project. The official history of the ArmyAirForces web site. On September 25, 1998 I purchased a domain hosting package and a web site name, HeavyBombers.