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He flew plane in the Army from 1943-1951, then back for Korea 1953-1967. Wonder what these planes are. Students posssibly i think he was in pilots school in Texas Ft Worth. Flew in WW2, Korea,Vietnam, just found out what he did in Thailand all 4 kids and my mother were with him in Thailand. He few generals around in Thailand before the war in JUSMAG
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Great photo. I have a list of pilot students from the 1942 to 1946 who were in Texas, Oklahoma and California. Not sure if the lists includes all pilots, but alot of them were or became bombardiers during WWII.
Thanks for sharing the photograph.
Wonderful photo, filmnet!
Francis C Adams, he was sent to India.
This is a Great Photo !!