[303rd-Talk] 303rd Print

[Thor542086 at aol.com]

_The  Boys are Back Art_ 
(http://www.historicaviation.com/historicaviation/product_info.po?ID=12438&product=Art&category=ww&subcategory=USAAF%20Bombers)  
This is a print signed by four members of the 303rd in the  Historic Aviation 
catalog that I saw. Also there is a CD or DVD, I can't  remember, of the 303rd 
that is offered in the catalog. Does anyone recognize the  picture of the 
three planes? I think one has side marking near the American  insignia that is VKK 
and a K underneath the C in the triangle. the catalog can  be downloaded 
online by typing in _www.historicaviation.com_ (http://www.historicaviation.com) . 
I think the  members would be very interested in the print and CD.
 
I also wanted to ask if any member was familiar with the 379th BG at  
Kimbolton which was close to Molesworth. My girlfriend,s great uncle was in the  
379th. He is in a nursing home in Sullivan, Illinois, and I was asking him about  
where he was at in the war. He told me he was at Kimbolton. He also told me 
that  he flew to Fogia, Italy in a B-29 to take radio bombing training for night 
 bombing. I told him Fogia was near my dad's base in Cernolga. He said that 
there  were a few B-29's in Europe that people did not know about. I also saw 
on the  Military Channel that there was a group of B-29's in England, but it 
was not  known by very many people and kept quite. Could anyone elaborate on 
this.
Thanks,
Terry Lucas



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