379th Bomb Group - American Air Museum
The 379th Bomb Group (H) (heavy), based at Kimbolton, flew more sorties than any other Bomb Group in the Eighth Air Force and dropped a greater bomb tonnage than any other Group.
Kimbolton - American Air Museum
2016年10月7日 · Kimbolton is most associated with the 379th Bomb Group, who were resident at the airfield from late 1942. The 379th was one of the most successful of all of the Eighth's Bomb Groups. The airfield was handed back to the RAF at the end of the war, and was eventually sold off in the early 1960s.
The 379th Bomb Group of WWII - 379thbga.org
The 379th Bomb Group was activated November 26, 1942, at Gowen Field, Boise, Idaho. It consisted of four squadrons of B-17s, the 524th, 525th, 526th and 527th. Overseas movement began in April, and in May the 379th arrived at Kimbolton, England, AAF Station 117. Its first combat mission was the bombing of German U-boat pens at St Nazaire ...
379thbga.org : The 379th Bomb Group of WWII
THE GRAND SLAM GROUP. The 379th Bomb Group WWII Association is organized to perpetuate the history the 379th Bomb Group (H) (WW II), to remember and honor the memory of lost comrades, and to educate present and future generations.
379th Bombardment Group - WWII - World War II - Army Air …
Bombed V-weapon sites, airfields, radar stations, and other installations before the Normandy invasion in Jun 1944; bombed defended positions just ahead of the Allied landings on 6 Jun; and struck airfields, rail choke points, and gun emplacements during the campaign that followed.
The 379th Bomb Group of WWII - 379thbga.org
This monument tells where the 379th Bomb Group was during WWII, proudly displays what was accomplished while there, and preserves its outstanding history for present and future generations to read to reminisce and to admire.
USAAF Station 117 Kimbolton Airfield - Imperial War Museums
site of united states army air force station 117/ kimbolton airfield/ 20th may 1943 to 4th july 1945/ from this base the 379th bombardment group (heavy)/ a unit of the eighth air force/ flew 33o combat missions in the b-17 "flying fortress"/ to destroy targets in germany and occupied europe/ during world war ii/ in memory of those who served ...
Monument Details - uswarmemorials.org
The monument is dedicated to the men and unit of 379 th Bomber Group who served at RAF Kimbolton in World War II. The 379th Bombardment Group was established stateside on 28 October 1942 and moved to England in April 1943.
RAF Kimbolton - Wikipedia
On 21 May 1943, the 379th Bombardment Group (Heavy) arrived from Sioux City AAF, Iowa. The 379th was assigned to the 41st Combat Bombardment Wing of the 1st Bombardment Division. Its tail code was Triangle-K .
Masters Of The Air - 379th Bomb Group B-17's - YouTube
Masters Of The Air - 379th Bomb Group B-17'sB-17's from the 379th Bomb Group out of Kimbolton in England fly in tight formation. these are the later B-17G mo...
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