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Old March 16th 04, 12:04 AM
ArtKramr
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Subject: B-17 forward guin positions
From: Guy Alcala


Thats interesting; you'd have thought that every bomber would need a

Norden,
because what if by PURE chance the four lead bombers were shot down!?,


We put up 56 B-26's in every formation. Each had a Norden and behind each
Norden was a trained Bombardier-Navigator MOS 1035.


Arthur Kramer
344th BG 494th BS
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