Allies
Over the years, a number of individuals have helped the 464th Bombardment Group. Although the number of individuals is large, we'd like to recognize a few of them here.
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Ján Babinèák Bratslavia Ján is an amateur aviation historian working with an aviation historical society with the Slovak National Museum in Bratislava. His page includes his research into the last mission flown by 2nd Lt. John Fassnacht and S/Sgt.Merton Haigh and their memorial photos. |
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Jasper
van Haren Netherlands Jasper has adopted the grave of one of our Group - Fernando B. Rangel (776th). Jasper's pages include photos of the American Cemetery at Margarten, copies of the adoption papers and more information about the Margarten adoption project. |
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Dr. R.
S. Kellner United States Dr. Kellner's grandfather, August Friedrich Kellner, was the chief justice inspector in the district court in a small town in the Vogelsberg mountains north of Frankfurt. He spoke out against the Nazis in 1940 and kept a diary of all the events he saw unfolding in Germany during that era. |
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Ivan
Mark Canada (Formerly from Slovakia) Ivan shares his personal memoirs of a particularly fateful day — 27 Oct 1944 — in SNP (Slovak National Uprising) Territory during the World War II. |
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Jiri
Sasek Czech Republic Jiri is in the process of opening a museum commemmorating 24 Aug 1944. The museum will be located in Jindrichuv Hradec, Southeastern Bohemia, Czech Republic. Jiri contributed an article about this date. This day is one on which the Fifteenth AAF sent 368 bombers to various targets in Czechoslovakia. |
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Guiseppe Versolato Italy (Aviation Historian) Photos and information on the alternate target of Vicenza of 28 Feb 45 from Italian aviation historian Giuseppe Versolato. |