[303rd-Talk] Re: Get the Ball Rolling

[harold susskind]

You all:
12 0'clock was one of the best war time movies.  I met Gregory Peck several years ago at a C ofC function.  When I went up to talk to him I have a silver B-17 in my button hole in my jacket.  The first word he said was " B-17  He asked me how I liked the movie. we talked for about a half hour while the line to talk to him got longer and longer.  I broke off the conversation or I would have been lynched.  Did you eer hear of Tailwheel, the most unforgettable character of WW II.  Hal Susskind 

> From: Thor542086 at aol.com
> Date: Tue, 21 Jul 2009 23:12:39 -0400
> To: 303rd-Talk at 303rdBG.com
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> Subject: [303rd-Talk] Re: Get the Ball Rolling
> 
> I was not in the 303rd, I wasn't born until 1951, but my dad was on a B-24  
> bomber. I have been a member of the forum for about 5 years. I have asked a 
> lot  of questions, so I am going to ask some more to keep the forum going.
>  
> I have the movie "12':00 clock high and is one of my favorite movies. How  
> close does the movie come to the real experiences you gentlemen experienced? 
>  Also, how did the English treat you when and if you went to London? I use 
> to  work with a lady that was from Ipswich. she can remember the war 
> somewhat. Did  we have any air bases at Ipswich and how far west did the Germans 
> bomb in  England. How far was the closest fighter base from you? Sorry for all 
> the  questions, but I have wonder about this for a long time and I want to 
> keep the  forum going!
>  
> Terry Lucas
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