[303rd-Talk] What Happened?

[Thomas Barr]

I remember that we were restricted to the base (they didn't want us out 
telling the Brits how "we" won the war.  We had a parade and our Group 
Commander had been a music major so he joined the band and played the tuba. 
After the parade they opened all the clubs and the party began.  I had a 
fifth of  "Southern Comfort"  (the name of my
B-17) that I had brought over for the occasion that I shared with my crew. 
Tom Barr, 1989 Seawind Way, Oceanside, CA 92054. tjb4 at cox.net





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From: "bill runnels" <billrunnels at yahoo.com>
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Sent: Monday, February 18, 2008 7:57 AM
Subject: [303rd-Talk] What Happened?


> The fact that the 303rdBG Association is no longer active should not put 
> an end to TALK, but apparently it has.  Surely there is subject matter to 
> be explored and talked about.
>
>  In an effort to revive our talk program, what do you remember about 
> VE-Day at the 303rd and the days that followed,
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>  Bill Runnels
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