The Crew of B-24 Liberator: Roger the Lodger
16 High Altitude Missions
WWII, European Theatre
December, 1944 - April 22, 1945
Crew of Roger the Lodger
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The Crew of B-24 Liberator: Roger the Lodger16 High Altitude Missions |
Crew of Roger the Lodger (Click to Enlarge) |
| Most of these photos are taken at Goose Bay, Labrador, in December 1944, while ferrying the aircraft over the north Atlantic to Europe. | |
1st Pilot John Greenman Minneapolis, Minnesota (Click to Enlarge) |
Copilot Fred Funk (Cowboy) LaCrosse, Wisconsin (Click to Enlarge) |
Navigator, Ted Tronoff Berkeley, California (Click to Enlarge) |
Bombardier Bill Przybysz Wierton, West Virginia (Click to Enlarge) |
Flight Engineer "Pops" Blankenship (right) with Przybysz, sweeping snow in Goose Bay (Click to Enlarge) |
The able gunners: Cleo Anderson, John Dominey, and Don Bechen (Click to Enlarge) |
Flight Deck, from Navigator's bubble (Click to Enlarge) |
A Cold Crew Pose James, Anderson, "Pops" (back) Bechen, Dominey, Bruyere (front) (Click to Enlarge) |
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