Easter Sunday
Kenneth E. Cline outside his living quarters at Wendling.
In England, Kenneth E. Cline wrote to his wife:
Tomorrow they expect the weather to be inclement again.1 I was planning on going down to see Verne — called him up today but couldn’t reach him.
Notes & Commentary
1 On Easter, the 392nd Bombardment Group planned on having a picnic at Castle Acre, the ruins of a historical priory within walking distance of Station 118, Wendling. The weather failed to cooperate, and the picnic turned out to be a wiener roast using fireplace in the Group’s library. It took over three hours to roast all the wieners.
“Aeroclub Activities for the month of April.” 392nd Bombardment Group (H) History, April 1945, Headquarters 392nd Bombardment Group (H), 2 May 1945, microfilm B0445, Maxwell AFB, AL: Air Force Historical Research Agency, 1973, frame 1881.
Wayne's Journal 