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Message No. 237Message:
My father, Joseph Broschart, stated the mission on the poster happened April 24th, 1943. About 10 weeks later, 2 crew members were killed. Whitlock, Matthew, Jeffers and my father Broschart are still living as of January 2004. Later on, he found a picture in a WW2 book where the DOUBLE TROUBLE had crashed during the war.
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I am seeking detailed info on a B-24 named Double Trouble which was the subject of a wartime AAF recruiting poster. The poster states: while on a bombing mission along the New Guniea coast, the B-24...
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My father wanted to say that after they were acknowledged for that DOUBLE TROUBLE mission...there was a push to photograph the crew. Since 2 of the crew were already dead, the rest of them refused to ...
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Joyce: I want to first thank your father Joseph F. Broschart for his service to our country, and to wish him well in all his activities. I wrote to Col. Charles P. Whitlock, USAF Ret. (the pilot),...
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Hi Tony: It took 57 years for my father to receive another Silver Star thats how carefully records were kept, misplaced and lost. The last silver star was for assisting in the repair of the EAGLE...
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Hello Joyce: I am glad that your father Joseph finally received his richly deserved medal - sometimes they given out far too late. If I may impose upon your's and Joseph's good will, I want ask...
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Hi Tony, No problem with the questions. I just wish my dad would use a computer because he would enjoy this site. My nephew did show him his picture and the EAGER BEAVER photos on this site. BTW, if...
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Good morning Joyce and Joseph: I want to double check that the 8,000 lb. of bombs were kept aboard the Double Trouble: this would be a heavy burden to a damaged aircraft flying on three engines. Was...
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Hi Tony, Joe said that after the one engine totally failed on the way back the bombs were salvoed but never during the attack. I mentioned about Whitlock writing his memoirs with his dgt's help...he...
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Hi Tony, I was able to get your questions answered this AM. The plane was alone flying reconnaisse(sp?). They had bombs on board but didnt drop them that day on a Japanese ship. No one was injured or ...
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- date of mission joyce falba, Wed Jan 14 06:38
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I know the poster you spoke of with DOUBLE TROUBLE...my father Joseph Broschart had it on the wall in our house when I was growing up. He is 82 yrs old this week this week and doesnt use a...
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The information I have is as follows: Pilot, Capt. Charles P. Whitlock Crew, Sgt Frank A Matthews, Sgt Dean A Jeffers, Sgt Joseph F. Broschart, Sgt Richard Coats The incident occurred the Saturday...
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Hello, Neat stuff, I enjoy looking at the history of my lineage! Lt Col Mike Morgan Commander, 320th Missile Squadron 90th Operations Group FE Warren AFB WY AFB 82001
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