Grande entusiasta da US Air Forces e de estudo das estratégias da WWII mando um abraço a todos os que fazem o 91st Bomb Group e o meu desejo de que sempre voem na glória dos guerreiros vencedores.

The web site has grown a lot since my last visit. Keep up the good work.

The October 2000 issue of the "Ragged Irregular" is being printed as I write this. It will be in the mail the weekend of Oct. 7.

Signed: Phil Mack, Editor

my dad was a member of the 91st bomb group stationed at bassingbourne from 1943- 1944 plane shot down feburary 22,1944 over germany on 22 mission was taken prisoner ineast prussia until april of 1945. his name was tech sergent james e.(ernie) purton. was very proud to be a part of 91stbomb group told manny stories to all of his family and friends.passed away august29th 1997. keep the spirit of the 91st going strong.

this website has really good information and is one of my favorite websites since i have been interested in world war two aviation in europe.I am especailly interested in the Memphis Belle and know almost everything there is to know about the Eigth Air force and the Luftwaffe.thank you so much for providing this important information.

Hello I would like to get in touch with any crew of Our Gang pilot James Smith 324th sq. 1943. Hope to attend the Nov.convention.

Any GROUND CREW members that serviced the family of CHIEF SLY a/c? Chief Sly, Chief SLY II,CHIEF SLY III,and SON of Chief SLY.
(322ndBS).You all did a GREAT job keeping them Flying.Would like to hear from you.Thanks - Bill

I would like to contact a bombardier or any crew member who flew on the Dec 31, 1943 mission to Bordeaux/Cognac. Reason: I am trying to find out what method was used for bombing. Was it by sight or some other mmeans. I have a correspondent in France who is compiling data on bombing missions and lost planes.

HELLO
MY NAME IS SCOTT INGLIS. MY FATHER WAS STANLEY B INGLIS, A
BOMBADIER WITH THE 381ST, 525BS. I UNDERSTAND THAT THE 91ST AND
THE 381ST FLEW MANY MISSONS TOGETHER. ALL GAVE SOME, SOME GAVE
ALL. THANK YOU.
SCOTT INGLIS

Hey Guys,
Thanks for the stories. Have relayed the first few and everyone on the crew loves them. Keep the stories coming. But also remember, we love any and all photos of the original 909. So please relay any and all photos or copies to us. Either download or email me and I will give you an address. Special note, I got married to a very special girl under the nose of our 909 2 seconds after midnight on Jan 1, 2000. We were the first couple married in the new millinium under the nose of a B17!!!

Hello. I am the nephew of Delmar Spears, radio operator on a B-17 that was shot down near Le Manor, France, August 13, 1944. My uncle was one of the lucky ones who survived and returned home. Thanks for creating this website. I have really enjoyed reading the stories about the men in the 91st Bomber Group. Keep up the good work!