Snautzer01
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- Mar 26, 2007
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Yes welcome! If you have any pictures or stories to share please do!My grandfather was the bombardier and owner of the infamous Murder Inc. jacket. The jacket is currently in storage in Chantilly Virginia for the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum
The Murder Inc was a B17. It was part of the 510th Bomb Squadron and was the 351st Bomb Group. It did not have nose art painted on it. Of the crew only my grandfather had time to have Murder Inc painted on his jacket.
My grandfather was the bombardier and owner of the infamous Murder Inc. jacket. The jacket is currently in storage in Chantilly Virginia for the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum
The Murder Inc was a B17. It was part of the 510th Bomb Squadron and was the 351st Bomb Group. It did not have nose art painted on it. Of the crew only my grandfather had time to have Murder Inc painted on his jacket.
Excellent story. I can see Steve McQueen playing the lead.Thanks for posting about your grandfather. My uncle was the pilot assigned to “Murder Inc” and was killed that day flying “Aristocrap” over Bremen Germany. Here is a link to the narrative I have on my website that includes your grandfather’s account of what happened on November 26, 1943.
Mr. Castle? I have been just now been reading letters between you and my grandfather! And the short articles in the Air Force Times. So neat!Thanks for posting about your grandfather. My uncle was the pilot assigned to “Murder Inc” and was killed that day flying “Aristocrap” over Bremen Germany. Here is a link to the narrative I have on my website that includes your grandfather’s account of what happened on November 26, 1943.
Oh I found that article with the picture of Lt. Castle during my research. Thank you for the link.Mr. Castle? I have been just now been reading letters between you and my grandfather! And the short articles in the Air Force Times. So neat!