William LeFebve
Military | Staff Sergeant (3rd Grade) | Photographic Lab. Tech & aerial photographer | 466th Bomb Group
Born in Chicago, Ill. and entered active service 4 Jan. 1943 and discharged 31 August 1945.
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466th Memorial, Frans Green, Norfolk
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466th Memorial at Frans Green
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PRESENTED TO THE PEOPLE OF WESTON LONGVILLE 27TH AUGUST 1977 BY THE 466TH B.G. U.S. 8TH A.F. IN MEMORY OF THE 324 MEN FROM THIS GROUP KILLED IN ACTION FLYING FROM THE AIR FIELD IN THIS PARISH MARCH 1944 – MAY 1945
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Weston Longville village sign, resented to the people of the village by the 466th Bomb Group in 1977.
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Earl Wassom (Left) & Eddie Brighty (Right) Earl Wassom was a pilot with the 466th BG - 785th BS. Eddie was an English school boy who lived just beside the 785th BG officer's quarters. Wassom and several other 785th BS officers pooled their money and bought Eddie a very hard to come by bicycle for Christmas in 1944. Earl and Eddie are shown here at a reunion at Attllebridge in 2012.
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Video and photographs of the memorial to the 466th Bombardment Group (Heavy) who served at Attlebridge Station 120.
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Memorial for the 466th, The Flying Deck, based at Attlebridge
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| 20 March 2015 13:23:32 | usxpat | Created entry with name, known as, latitude, longitude, history and media associations |
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