OK that meant we were all flying out of Stansted at the time. One of my
favorite towns in the whole world.We must have flown an awful lot of missions
together.That helps. I'll check with my pilot Paul Shorts to see if he knew
Biggs. I'll get back to you when I get more info.

Al Briggs - thanks for checking for me, Art.

v/r
Gordon
PS one of my next projects is to make a B-26 display for the museum; something
like a compact kiosk that would have displays on four sides. Our WWII area is
really dominated by the carrier display, to the point that there is very little
room left for other theatres or aircraft types. With space at a premium, I
figure I can probably get away with this sort of display, if I do it well. I
am going to have enlargements of my images (Midnight Marauder after its snowy
crash with a full bomb load, crew photos from Lake Charles, etc.) mounted on
foam and laminated for the kiosk, then I have some other items that would fit
in. What do you think?