Newsletter 35 ~ Summer 2008
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380th Bomb
Group Association
Newsletter 35 ~ Summer 2008 |
MAIL CALL
| Wed, Jun 4, 2008 at 8:52 PM On certain space missions NASA, in partnership with The Planetary Society, has a program where the public can submit their names online, which are then put on a CD and attached to the vehicles being launched on those missions. They have done this for the Opportunity and Spirit Mars Rovers landing craft, a probe that went to a comet and others. Late this year NASA plans to launch a Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, which will orbit the moon and take HD photos of its surface. I took the liberty of submitting the 380th BG and all 4 squadron numbers to be included. After you submit a name, you get a certificate of participation. This is that certificate. Bill Shek
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From: info@aerophoto.it
Date: Thu, Jul 17, 2008 at 11:05 AM
Subject: photo book
Dear Sir
I'm an Italian photographer and I'm working on a photo book about the most important warbirds still flying in the world. For this project I visited and flew with several warbirds museum and association. As I want to put on the first page of the each aircraft chapter a WWII B/A photo of the plane, I ask if you can help me to get a good photo of a B 24 of 380 BG in order to be used on the book. Of course I will give right credit to the author's or owner of the photos, that allow me to use it and to publish on the book. I can get the photo by email but what I need that dimension of it will be ok to publish at 10x15 centimeters size. If you want to have a look to my photoworks please visit my website www.aerophoto.it
I look forward to read from you soon. Thanks in advance.
Luigino Caliaro - ITALY
Feel free to contact Mr. Caliano if you are interested in
helping him with his book.
Mick Maguire in Waterford West, Queensland, is looking for someone who can sew patches onto his flying jacket. If any of our Aussie members has any information for Mick, please contact him:
Phone=07 322996641
Mick's grandfather, George Henry Maguire, was a navigator in the 530th Squadron.
Any help in this would be greatly appreciated.
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