hey enjoy this short segment of one of the top 8th AF groups

Late 44-45, the 350th squadron

YouTube - 353rd fighter group 8th usaaf raydon england 1945

Grrrrrrrrrr, I can't access anything on utube grrr. Damned computers.

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Lost are only those, who abandon themselves) Hans-Ulrich Rudel.

really ? they have defunckted the you tube vids also......

I got a huge thank you after I got home this afternoon from one of the aces in the squadron, as his LH*U from the left side went by, he got really tickled at that......and wanted to know where the heck I got the film and who took the vid.

Carl wish I could get it to you in a different format

Erich, that is so great! It's amazingly clear too! thanks!!

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Scott

Nicely done. Music was a good choice

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American by birth, TEXAN by the grace of GOD!

Hi E, yup the libraries computers don't let me see much. At times like this, I sure do miss using the Museums computer. Also and, I might be hooked up at home as early as August, as I might be moving to H-town.

Oh and, if I do indeed move to H-town, i'll have access to many more Vets (American and German) as well as more militaria and guns. They have their best Gun/Militaria show early in the year in February. I'm looking forward to attending them as there is always someone famous there. That's where I met and got autographs from David Lee "Tex" Hill and Dutch Van Kirk.

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Lost are only those, who abandon themselves) Hans-Ulrich Rudel.

Where is H-town ??? Mexico

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Work Harder ! Millions on welfare are depending on you.

Heh heh, your partly correct but, it's really in Northern Mexico.

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Lost are only those, who abandon themselves) Hans-Ulrich Rudel.

Great color footage - a lot of that stuff is surfacing thankfully. One minor clarification - I think "Yellowjackets" actually was the nickname for the 361st Fighter Group because of the yellow group colors on the cowlings of its P-47s and P-51s.