Personal File · Airman
Arthur J. Corbin.
Bombardier · 328th Squadron · Of Columbus, OH.
The man.
§ Biography
From the 2nd Air Division Association Yearbook
Navigator, 8th Air Force, 93rd Group, Hardwick, England. He participated in three battles.
Discharged Nov. 30, 1945 with the rank first lieutenant, navigator. His awards include the Air Medal with four Oak Leaf Clusters, Victory Medal and ETO Ribbon with stars.
Service record.
§ As Catalogued
Rank
1st Lieutenant
Position
Bombardier
Hometown
Columbus, OH
Missions flown.
11 catalogued · newest first
№
Date
Target
Aircraft
№ 761
25 Dec 1944
Hallschlag
C/C
“Little Lee”
→
№ 769
29 Dec 1944
Duppach
??
“Little Lee”
→
№ 770
30 Dec 1944
Mechernich
M/Y
“Vulgar Virgin”
→
№ 809
28 Jan 1945
Kaiserstuhl
O/I
“Little Lee”
→
№ 835
19 Feb 1945
Target unrecorded
42-95147
→
№ 839
21 Feb 1945
Target unrecorded
“Little Lee”
→
№ 841
22 Feb 1945
Target unrecorded
“Little Lee”
→
№ 877
10 Mar 1945
Target unrecorded
“Little Lee”
→
№ 894
18 Mar 1945
Target unrecorded
“Little Lee”
→
№ 920
31 Mar 1945
Target unrecorded
“Little Lee”
→
№ 951
15 Apr 1945
Target unrecorded
“Little Lee”
→
Before and after.
§ The Civilian Years
Before the War
Arthur J. Corbin was born May 27, 1923 in Columbus, OH. He enlisted in the service Nov. 7, 1942.
After the War
Arthur Corbin married June 23, 1945, has two children and seven grandchildren. He is a school board member, Ohio Gov. Alt Fuels Council, ham radio gen. lic., major, Civil Air Patrol, mission pilot, group safety off.