Sunday
In England, Verne writes in his diary . . . .
02-18-45
Flew a short practice mission. Prop wash on landing, but took off okay. Letter from Ken1 and he is okay and has two missions in.
Notes & Commentary
1 Verne’s brother-in-law, 1st Lt. Kenneth E. Cline, a B-24 pilot with the 392nd Bombardment Group (H), 577th Bombardment Squadron (H) at Wendling.
 | a gray on November 16, 1944 |
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| a gray on Wayne |
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| Pierre Lagacé on February 22, 1944 |
| Pierre Lagacé on February 21, 1944 |
| Pierre Lagacé on February 20, 1944 |
| Pierre Lagacé on February 20, 1944 |
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