Col. Earl Williams.
Pearl Harbour Survivor/Veteran, Col. Earl Williams was on the first US piloted plane shot down in WWII.
U.S.A.A.F Veterans
Col. Earl Williams.
33 Years of military service.
55 Missions in the South Pacific.
Tail Gunner/Top Turret/Flight Engineer.
Stationed at March Field 1940-1941.
Pearl Harbour Survivor/Veteran, Col. Earl Williams was on the first US piloted plane shot down in WWII, his aircraft shown below (First row 2nd image)
All photos displayed with kind permission by a good friend of the Aircrew Remembrance Society
(Seen left with Col. Earl Williams)
Greg Statatos of B-17 Archaeology.com
More of Gregs and his teams great work can be seen on there website at - www.b17archaeology.com
33 Years of military service.
55 Missions in the South Pacific.
Tail Gunner/Top Turret/Flight Engineer.
Stationed at March Field 1940-1941.
Pearl Harbour Survivor/Veteran, Col. Earl Williams was on the first US piloted plane shot down in WWII, his aircraft shown below (First row 2nd image)
All photos displayed with kind permission by a good friend of the Aircrew Remembrance Society
(Seen left with Col. Earl Williams)
Greg Statatos of B-17 Archaeology.com
More of Gregs and his teams great work can be seen on there website at - www.b17archaeology.com
All photo credits www.b17archaeology.com.
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