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Subj: Re: 100thBG Feedback Form  

Date: 3/10/2003 10:39:04 PM Pacific Standard Time 

From: jeffreyjhale@msn.com 

To: MPFaley@aol.com 

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Dear Michael,

     Thanks for your quick response.  I have searched his photos and found a 

few names.  There is one picture with the following names: "Bones" Hamilton, 

Bob Taylor, Tipton (no first name), E.A. Gunderson, and Grover Forbes.

     Grover Forbes is in a few of my dad's photos, including some taken in 

Weisbaden, Germany after the surrender, Spring of '46.

     There is a photo of a Lt. Sweeney, and although it is quite smudged, I 

think the caption reads he was the Gunnery Officer of the 418th.

     The last photo with names includes Sgt. Campbell, Sgt. Hoarse (or 

Hoarre) and I think it is Sgt. Paul Buchanan.  These are all smudged, but I 

think those are correct.

    This next week I will try to get these photos copied. If you would like 

copies or for me to email them to you, please let me know.  Some of them I 

think you already have, such as aircraft in the sky, but if you want any of 

the others, let me know.

    Thanks again for your research, Jeff Hale







>From: MPFaley@aol.com

>To: jeffreyjhale@msn.com

>Subject: Re: 100thBG Feedback Form

>Date: Sat, 8 Mar 2003 03:24:39 EST

>

>In a message dated 3/5/2003 1:24:27 PM Pacific Standard Time,

>jeffreyjhale@msn.com writes:

>

>

> > Subj:100thBG Feedback Form

> > Date:3/5/2003 1:24:27 PM Pacific Standard Time

> > From:jeffreyjhale@msn.com

> > To:mpfaley@aol.com

> > Sent from the Internet



> > The following form contents were entered on 5th Mar 3

> > Date = 5 Mar 3 21:24:15

> > subject = 100thBG Feedback Form

> > messages = 953

> > TYPE = Ask a question

> > RESPONSIBLE = I DON'T KNOW WHO SHOULD RESPOND

> > EMAIL = jeffreyjhale@msn.com

> > UNAME = Jeff Hale

> > CONNECTION = I am a relative of a 100th veteran

> > COMMENTS = I am searching for information regarding my dad's war

> > experiences. He died in 1979, name is James R. Hale. I think he may have

> > been in the 350th. He was a bottom turret gunner, and didn't get over until near the end of the war. He may have been stationed in Dix (or is it Dis?) in England. I also have a small collection of pictures you may be interested in.  Thanks for your help.  Jeff Hale