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Message No. 602

Message:
I have the same yearbook and I saw your grandfather's name on page 42. I never looked at that page closely before, but I found my dad's name (Harry A. Boller) on the right side of the picture about 1/4 of the way down. Unfortunately, my father has passed away so I can't help in identifying your grandfather's crew. However, if you can tell me if there's a photo of your grandfather somewhere in the yearbook, I might be able to see if my father was part of the crew. I have lots and lots of pictures and I'm in the process of putting them together in a commemorative album. Like you, I wish I knew more. Hope this helps.

Message No. 602 ▷ Parent Message No. 602 ▷ Grandparent Message No. 525

Responses:

319 yearbook — Ray Howden, Fri Jul 15 00:43

I found my grandfathers Asterperious Yearbook I was wondering how rare one of these books are and if any one can help me identify him in the book I found his name signed on page 42 right above the t... more
- Asterperious — Linda Phillips, Wed Feb 8 16:27
- - Asterperious — Jacqueline Millar, Thu Oct 19 17:48
    
    Hello there, My name is Jacqueline millar. My late mother Mary was in love with one of the crew of the 319th BS. I have the last letter that he wrote to her on Red Cross paper. He was killed shortly... more
  - - Frank Hudspeth — Bob Tupa, Fri Oct 20 08:09
      
      Frank A. Hudspeth was a Staff Sergeant and his serial number was 34257651. The 319th as a squadron was credited with detroying more ememy planes than any other bomb squadron in the Fifth Air Force,... more

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