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The record of the Eighth Air Force's 93rd Bomb Group, flying B-24 Liberators from Station 104, Norfolk. We are building it now, and we would rather be slow than wrong.
Have photographs, letters or documents? If your family kept something from the 93rd, we would be honored to scan it and include it in the release. You keep the original. Nothing is too small, and nothing costs you anything.
Add to the Record→We're in the archives.
We came home from College Park with nine thousand scanned pages, and that is about a fifth of what we need. Every mission report, loading list and interrogation form gets checked against the others before anything here is called settled. That is the slow part, and it is the part that matters.
We are only at the beginning.
What you see here is a fraction of what the 93rd left behind. Missions are still being reconstructed, crews still being named, photographs still arriving from families who kept them for eighty years. Leave your address and we will write when there is more to read.
An attic box. A shoebox ofletters. A name, remembered.
You do not have to wait for us to open. If you have photographs, letters, a flight log, a diary or anything else from the 93rd, send it now and it can be part of the release rather than an addition later. We scan it, we credit you, and you keep the original.