Colonel Henry W. Terry, 91BG

Captain Henry W Terry, of the 303rd Bomb Group, practises his shooting. Image stamped on reverse: ‘Copyright Current Affairs Ltd.’ [stamp], ‘Passed for Publication 16 Dec 1942. [stamp] and ‘245683.’ [Censor no.] Printed caption on reverse: Captain Henry W Terry, serving with the U.S. Forces in Britain, was educated at Colorado State College and, before the war, worked as a Civil Engineer in his native state. He seems to enjoy skeet-shooting, though the background must seem uneventful to anyone brought up in Colorado. When at home, he lived with his parents at 27 Hamilton Avenue, Issinine, New York. He is 26 years old. ANY 36. '

Colonel Henry W. Terry, commanding officer of the 915th Bomb Squadron, and Lieutenant-Colonel "Manny" Klette, commanding officer of the 324th Bomb Squadron (both of the 91st Bomb Group) shake hands underneath a B-17 Flying Fortress nicknamed "Klette's Wild Hares". Handwritten caption on reverse: 'Col. Henry W. Terry, C.O. 915st BG, Lt. Col."Manny" Klette, CO 324th Bomb Sqdn.'

General George Marshall, General Fred Anderson, General Bob Williams, General Arnold and Colonel Henry Terry during a visit to the 91st Bomb Group at Bassingbourn. Image stamped on reverse: 'For Personal Use Only 1943.' [stamp]

Colonel Henry W. Terry, 91BG