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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 6203
A P-51 Mustang (E9-Q, serial number 44-14165) nicknamed "Small Fry IV" of the 361st Fighter Group prepares for take off at Bottisham. Image via...
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 5899
An airman of the 96th Bomb Group wearing an A-2 Flying Jacket decorated with the a pin up and a B-17 Flying Fortress nicknamed "Boomerang".
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 5896
A pilot of the 96th Bomb Group in the cockpit of his B-17 Flying Fortress.
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 5897
An airman of the 96th Bomb Group.
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 5894
A pathfinder B-17 Flying Fortress (serial number 44-8781) of the 96th Bomb Group in flight, 9 April 1945.
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 5895
A pathfinder B-17 Flying Fortress of the 96th Bomb Group in flight at sunset.
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 6206
A fireplace inside the Officers Room of the 361st Fighter Group at Bottisham. Image via James D Smith. Written on slide casing: '376 FS, Ofs Room,...
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 6209
Captain Robert D "Bob" Schirmer of the 361st Fighter Group plays cards in the pilot's room at Bottisham. Image via James D Smith. Written on slide...
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 6205
Lieutenant Victor E Bocquin of the 361st Fighter Group with a UC-78 Bobcat nicknamed "Uncle Tom's Cabin" at Little Walden. Image via James D Smith....
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 6202
A P-51 Mustang (E2-C, serial number 44-13410) nicknamed "Lou IV (Athelene)" of the 375th Fighter Squadron, 361st Fighter Group performs an aerial...
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 6201
A P-51 Mustang (B7-H_) nicknamed "Ferocious Frankie" of the 361st Fighter Group, flown by Lieutenant Colonel Wallace Hopkins, releases two bombs...
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 6204
The honour roll of the 3765th Fighter Squadron, 361st Fighter Group at Little Walden. Image via James D Smith. Written on slide casing: '376 FS,...
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 5898
An airman of the 96th Bomb Group wearing an A-2 Flying Jacket decorated with the a pin up and a B-17 Flying Fortress nicknamed "Boomerang".
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 6215
Ground personnel of the 364th Fighter Group watch P-51 Mustangs, including (N2-P) take off at Honington. Image via Mark Brown, AFA. Written on...
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 6214
A P-51 Mustang (N2-I) of the 364th Fighter Group. Image via Mark Brown, AFA. Written on slide casing: 'N2-I dispersal.'
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 6213
P-51 Mustangs (5Y-S) and (5Y-W_) nicknamed "Dot" of the 364th Fighter Group prepare for take off at Honington. Image via Mark Brown, AFA. Written...
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 6212
Ground personnel of the 364th Fighter Group work on a P-51 Mustang (N2-N). Image via Mark Brown, AFA. Written on slide casing: 'Refueling tanker N2...
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 6211
P-51 Mustangs of the 364th Fighter Group take off in tandem at Honington. Image via Mark Brown, AFA. Written on slide casing: 'P-51 T/O Honington.'
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 5498
A P-38 Lightning fighter aircraft of the 55th Fighter Group taxying under signalled instructions from a member of ground crew.
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 6217
Ground personnel of the 364th Fighter Group work on a P-51 Mustang (N2-T). Image via Mark Brown, AFA. Written on slide casing: 'N2:T.'
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 6216
Ground personnel of the 364th Fighter Group watch P-51 Mustangs (5Y-K) and (5Y-B) take off at Honington. Image via Mark Brown, AFA. Written on...
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 6219
P-51 Mustangs, including (5E-B, serial number 44-13964) of the 364th Fighter Group marshalled at Honington. Image via Mark Brown, AFA. Written on...
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 6218
A P-51 Mustang (N2-O, serial number 44-13933) nicknamed "Shack Lassie" of the 364th Fighter Group prepares for take off. Image via Mark Brown, AFA....
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 5352
Four P-51 Mustang of the 4th Fighter Group fly over Debden. Handwritten on slide case:"P-51's buzzing the field at Debden Airdrome England Feb 1945"
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 5497
A P-38 Lightning of the 55th Fighter Group with ground crew.
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 5354
A P-51 Mustang of the 4th Fighter Group - Debden. Handwritten on slide case:"VF-D P-51 Poor
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 5356
A pilot, Domenic "Don" Gentile, of the 336th Fighter Squadron, 4th Fighter Group - Debden with his P-51 Mustang, nicknamed "Shangri-La"
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 5487
A line-up of P-51 Mustang aircraft of the 55th Fighter Group. Printed on slide"270297 J2H31457 15"
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 6220
A B-17 Flying Fortress (WA-Q, serial number 42-97229) nicknamed "Hi Ho Silver" of the 379th Bomb Group at Mount Farm. Image by Robert Astrella, 7th...
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 5488
A P-51 Mustang of the 55th Fighter Group in flight Printed on slide"12 02/97"
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 5879
Airmen of the 96th Bomb Group outside a Nissen hut.
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 5871
The nose art of a B-17 Flying Fortress (serial number 42-97696) nicknamed "Terrible Termite" of the 96th Bomb Group. Written on slide casing: ...
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 6223
An airman of the 379th Bomb Group with a B-17 Flying Fortress (WA-Y, serial number 42-3325) nicknamed "Paddy Gremlin". Image via Constant Anzperger...
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 6226
B-17 Flying Fortresses of the 379th Bomb Group fly in formation over England. Image via Edmund H Lutz, 379th Bomb Group. Written on slide casing: ...
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 6225
The nose art of a B-17 Flying Fortress (FR-G, serial number 42-107146) nicknamed "Mairzy Doats" of the 379th Bomb Group, March 1944. Image via...
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 5878
An airman of the 96th Bomb Group outside Nissen huts.
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 6222
A B-17 Flying Fortress (WA-Y, serial number 42-3325) nicknamed "Paddy Gremlin" of the 379th Bomb Group. Image via Constant Anzperger. Written on...
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 6224
A B-17 Flying Fortress of the 379th Bomb Group in flight 16 March 1944. Image via Edmund H Lutz, 379th Bomb Group. Written on slide casing: 'Left...
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 5483
Personnel of the 44th Bomb Group hoist a bicycle up a telegraph pole at Cheddington (Marsworth). Image via R Seaver.
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 5484
A B-24 Liberator of the 44th Bomb Group leave contrails over Germany. Written on slide casing: 'Contrials over Germany.'
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 5880
An airman and "Lady Moe" a donkey mascot of the 96th Bomb Group outside Nissen hut barracks at Snetterton Heath. Associated caption: 'Lady Moe was...
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 6229
A B-17 Flying Fortress (WA-Y, serial number 42-3325) nicknamed "Paddy Gremlin" of the 379th Bomb Group. Image via Constant Anzperger. Written on...
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 5760
A B-17 Flying Fortress (PY-O, serial number 41-9022) nicknamed "Alabama Exterminator" of the 92nd Bomb Group at Mount Farm. Image by Robert...
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 5481
A B-24 Liberator (WQ-Z) of the 44th Bomb Group lands at base.
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 5482
The operations office of the 68th Bomb Squadron, 44th Bomb Group. Image via R Seaver. Written on slide casing: '68th Operations.'
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 6227
Ground personnel of the 379th Bomb Group work on a B-17 Flying Fortress (FR-H, serial number 42-38111) nicknamed "Mairzy Doats", April 1944. Image...
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 6230
A B-17 Flying Fortress (WA-Y, serial number 42-3325) nicknamed "Paddy Gremlin" of the 379th Bomb Group. Image via Constant Anzperger. Written on...
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 5758
B-17 Flying Fortresses of the 92nd Bomb Groul lined up at Podington. Image via William E "Doc" Furniss, 92nd Bomb Group. Written on slide casing: ...
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 5757
A B-17 Flying Fortress (UX-U, serial number 43-38069) fitted with Disney Bombs takes off from Podington. Image via William E "Doc" Furniss, 92nd...
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Roger Freeman Collection FRE 5756
An airman of the 92nd Bomb Group wearing an A-2 Flying Jacket. Image via William E "Doc" Furniss, 92nd Bomb Group.