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Thunder Mug pilot Norman M "Bus "Miller
28750 (467th BG, 789th BS, "Thunder Mug") returned to USA Mar 21, 1945.
PB4Y-1 Liberator. 'File No: 46579 September 21, 1944 Saga of Bus Miller--- Last flight of the 'Thunder Mug', famed Consolidated Liberator piloted by Commander Norman M. 'Bus' Miller, USN, of Winston-Salem, N.C. Its hydraulic braking system was wrecked by Japanese flak in a raid on Paluwat, the plane ran over the landing strip upon return to its base, and nosed into the ocean. In the plane, Commander Miller had run up a score against the Japs which included 66 Jap ships sunk or damaged and made 55 low-level attacks on Jap bases.' 21 September 1944 Last flight of the 'Thunder Mug', famed Consolidated Liberator piloted by Commander Norman M. 'Bus' Miller, USN, of Winston Salem, North Carolina in September 1944 | The Digital Collections of the National WWII Museum : Oral Histories
28750 (467th BG, 789th BS, "Thunder Mug") returned to USA Mar 21, 1945.
PB4Y-1 Liberator. 'File No: 46579 September 21, 1944 Saga of Bus Miller--- Last flight of the 'Thunder Mug', famed Consolidated Liberator piloted by Commander Norman M. 'Bus' Miller, USN, of Winston-Salem, N.C. Its hydraulic braking system was wrecked by Japanese flak in a raid on Paluwat, the plane ran over the landing strip upon return to its base, and nosed into the ocean. In the plane, Commander Miller had run up a score against the Japs which included 66 Jap ships sunk or damaged and made 55 low-level attacks on Jap bases.' 21 September 1944 Last flight of the 'Thunder Mug', famed Consolidated Liberator piloted by Commander Norman M. 'Bus' Miller, USN, of Winston Salem, North Carolina in September 1944 | The Digital Collections of the National WWII Museum : Oral Histories
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