ROWE MISSION #8 - 3 October, 1944, Tuesday

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10 John C. Rowe - Federal Service - World War II 2nd LT. JOHN C. ROWE London - October, 1944
11 John C. Rowe - Federal Service - World War II JOHN C. ROWE AND AGNES KEANE ROWE Lakewood, California - October, 1994
Page 1 and 2: 1 WORLD WAR II 448TH BOMB GROUP 20T
Page 3 and 4: 3 448th Bomb Group Replacement Crew
Page 5 and 6: 5 ONE AIRCREW’S WORLD WAR II COMB
Page 7 and 8: 7 BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Charlie W
Page 9: 9 John C. Rowe - Federal Service -
Page 13 and 14: 13 John C. Rowe - Federal Service -
Page 15 and 16: 15 Classification - Preflight - Pri
Page 19 and 20: 19 a wing before stalling point. 11
Page 27 and 28: 27 just turning the propellers. Num
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Page 33 and 34: 33 STRUCTURAL TOUR OF THE B-24 SPEC
Page 35 and 36: 35 448th Bomb Group Replacement Cre
Page 39 and 40: 39 ROWE MISSION #1 - Operational Fo
Page 43 and 44: 43 Injured leg on landing. John T.
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61 448th Bomb Group Replacement Cre
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65 448th Bomb Group’s Replacement
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67 448th Bomb Group’s Replacement
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77 ROWE MISSION #11 - Operational f
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91 General Hodges 1st Army to break
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101 448th Bomb Group Replacement Cr
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105 ROWE MISSION #18 - Operational
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107 downed by flak. JCR.] 448th Bom
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147 ROWE MISSION #28—Operational
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179 A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF ALL THE
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195 The Five Combat Wings & 14 Grou
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197 The Five Combat Wings & 14 Grou
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199 LIST OF ALL MISSIONS FLOWN BY 4
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205 Roster of Original Staff And Or
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219 Roster of Replacement Crews Ord
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221 2 nd Lt. Lawrence E. Anderson C
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223 1 st Lt. Donald A. Briox P 0730
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225 2 nd Lt. Cyrus J.Alexander B 07
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227 2 nd Lt. Lawrence J. Wolfe B 07
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229 M/Sgt Walton B. Kelly 18002434
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231 Cpl George A. Constable 3326205
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233 2 nd Lt. Ralph J. Camburn P 082
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235 2 nd Lt. Richard D. Mace CP 077
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237 T/Sgt Robert M. Carlton 1112986
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239 2 nd Lt. Harold O.Pittenger CP
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241 Cpl Gerald L. Goble 13133481 Cp
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243 B-24 DEVELOPMENT AND B-24 CONVE
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245 B-24 DEVELOPMENT AND B-24 CONVE
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247 TIME OUT FOR “R & R”(REST A
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249 712TH SQUADRON HISTORY FROM ACT
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251 HISTORY FROM ACTIVATION MAY, 19
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267 It was my wish to include at th
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269 flew at first as a substitute a
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271 MARTY L. MILLER - Seething, Eng
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273 EPILOGUE GLOSTER E 28/39 In its
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275 RICHARD BEST during training in
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277 might be the last. MP's were po
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279 we were in by midnight. Richard
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281 transitory is this life and all
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283 EPILOGUE
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285 EPILOGUE
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287 EPILOGUE TOP VIEW & FRONT (head
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289 EPILOGUE T/Sgt. Selwyn Kaplan I
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291 THE AMERICAN CEMETERY AT MADING
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293 THE AMERICAN CEMETERY AT MADING
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295 USAAF STATION #146—SEETHING A
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