Comments on: GUESTBOOK http://www.390th.org 390th Memorial Museum Sun, 07 Mar 2010 23:55:02 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Marianna http://www.390th.org/guestbook/comment-page-13/#comment-17948 Marianna Sun, 07 Mar 2010 23:55:02 +0000 http://gowebsolutions.com/dev/museum/wp/?page_id=10#comment-17948 Hi!I like your site keep going. Hi!I like your site keep going.

]]> By: Margaret Sutton Miranda http://www.390th.org/guestbook/comment-page-13/#comment-17798 Margaret Sutton Miranda Sat, 06 Mar 2010 20:00:51 +0000 http://gowebsolutions.com/dev/museum/wp/?page_id=10#comment-17798 My father is Clyde J Sutton he was in the 390th he was a ball turet gunner, his plane was shot down and he spent sometime in POW Camp. Anyone know my dad? My father is Clyde J Sutton he was in the 390th he was a ball turet gunner, his plane was shot down and he spent sometime in POW Camp. Anyone know my dad?

]]> By: tcbphoto http://www.390th.org/guestbook/comment-page-13/#comment-16338 tcbphoto Thu, 18 Feb 2010 16:36:31 +0000 http://gowebsolutions.com/dev/museum/wp/?page_id=10#comment-16338 Great site and a fantastic museum. My son accompanied me on a recent visit. Incredible history for all to see. Thanks to the folks who are doing all the work. Many thanks to the brave men of the 390th! Great site and a fantastic museum. My son accompanied me on a recent visit. Incredible history for all to see. Thanks to the folks who are doing all the work. Many thanks to the brave men of the 390th!

]]> By: William J Carter http://www.390th.org/guestbook/comment-page-13/#comment-15601 William J Carter Sun, 07 Feb 2010 15:58:49 +0000 http://gowebsolutions.com/dev/museum/wp/?page_id=10#comment-15601 Just a note to sy Hi to my friends at the 390th Museum. I served as a part time docent when we wintered at Green Valley several years ago. Hoe you are continuing the good work and that some of my old friends are still active. we currently live in a retirement community here in Ames, IA Bill Carteformer ball turret gunner in the 303rd Just a note to sy Hi to my friends at the 390th Museum. I served as a part time docent when we wintered at Green Valley several years ago. Hoe you are continuing the good work and that some of my old friends are still active. we currently live in a retirement community here in Ames, IA

Bill Carteformer ball turret gunner in the 303rd

]]> By: Eric Conway http://www.390th.org/guestbook/comment-page-13/#comment-13276 Eric Conway Tue, 12 Jan 2010 17:38:23 +0000 http://gowebsolutions.com/dev/museum/wp/?page_id=10#comment-13276 This is the first time I have seen this site. Mr grandfather Frank Langan flew with the 571st. I have a jacket he painted himself, and a model complete with fighter escort, also painted to specific detail. He unfortunately isn't with us anymore but I know he was a proud man and was a member here. It is nice to see everything here and know that the men here and what they did WILL NOT be forgotten. Thanks for all the hard work that has gone into the making of this site, and keep up the great work! I love you gran-dad! This is the first time I have seen this site. Mr grandfather Frank Langan flew with the 571st. I have a jacket he painted himself, and a model complete with fighter escort, also painted to specific detail. He unfortunately isn’t with us anymore but I know he was a proud man and was a member here. It is nice to see everything here and know that the men here and what they did WILL NOT be forgotten.
Thanks for all the hard work that has gone into the making of this site, and keep up the great work!
I love you gran-dad!

]]> By: Barry Hayward http://www.390th.org/guestbook/comment-page-13/#comment-12798 Barry Hayward Fri, 08 Jan 2010 15:40:10 +0000 http://gowebsolutions.com/dev/museum/wp/?page_id=10#comment-12798 Great Site My father Bernard Hayward was pilot of "My Bonnie/Maiden Prayer/Starduster He passed in March 2005. I have been to the Museum a few times. While I was living on the west coast.It is a moving experiance, especially the wall of signatures. Great Site My father Bernard Hayward was pilot of “My Bonnie/Maiden Prayer/Starduster
He passed in March 2005. I have been to the Museum a few times. While I was living on the west coast.It is a moving experiance, especially the wall of signatures.

]]> By: Al Medeck http://www.390th.org/guestbook/comment-page-13/#comment-12163 Al Medeck Sun, 03 Jan 2010 12:44:54 +0000 http://gowebsolutions.com/dev/museum/wp/?page_id=10#comment-12163 My father (Clarence Medeck) flue in the "Pistol Packin Mamma/ Betty Boop". He was the radio operator/waist gunner. He flew all 25 missins and was wounded by flack. We still have the piece of flack. He has left us now, and is missed very much. This is my first time to this site and I have not seen it all yet. But I will shortly. My father (Clarence Medeck) flue in the “Pistol Packin Mamma/ Betty Boop”. He was the radio operator/waist gunner. He flew all 25 missins and was wounded by flack. We still have the piece of flack. He has left us now, and is missed very much.
This is my first time to this site and I have not seen it all yet. But I will shortly.

]]> By: Timothy Klaus http://www.390th.org/guestbook/comment-page-13/#comment-11966 Timothy Klaus Thu, 31 Dec 2009 22:55:36 +0000 http://gowebsolutions.com/dev/museum/wp/?page_id=10#comment-11966 What a great web site. I have not visited the museum yet, and I am planning on duing so. My father just passed away Dec. 21st, 2009. He was part of the 390th. William Klaus was part of the 30th Station Complement. He was very involved with communications, taking down and putting up communication lines at the base and fixing and repairing radios, etc. After the war he worked for RCA Global Communications, till he retired. He has told me many stories. My dads funeral was so moving, the rifle salute and the playing of taps, the flag presentation to my mom, who was also in the war, stationed in Hawaii after the bombing, she was a WAV. Thank you all for what you do. I pray for the few vets that are left from World War II. What a great web site. I have not visited the museum yet, and I am planning on duing so. My father just passed away Dec. 21st, 2009. He was part of the 390th. William Klaus was part of the 30th Station Complement. He was very involved with communications, taking down and putting up communication lines at the base and fixing and repairing radios, etc. After the war he worked for RCA Global Communications, till he retired. He has told me many stories.
My dads funeral was so moving, the rifle salute and the playing of taps, the flag presentation to my mom, who was also in the war, stationed in Hawaii after the bombing, she was a WAV. Thank you all for what you do. I pray for the few vets that are left from World War II.

]]> By: David Marlow http://www.390th.org/guestbook/comment-page-13/#comment-11615 David Marlow Tue, 29 Dec 2009 07:22:25 +0000 http://gowebsolutions.com/dev/museum/wp/?page_id=10#comment-11615 I saw the museum last week, and was unable to walk out of the 390th exhibit with dry eyes. I'm active duty army, three tours to Iraq, and have an even deeper sense of humility with the things past generations of servicemembers have endured. Would like to know if the honor guard positions for the reunion's flag presentation are filled from Davis-Monthan or if volunteers are accepted. Would also like to get in contact with any crew member of G.I. Wonder. I would like to ask for the honor of naming my HMMWV on my next deployment after that aircraft. Any information on these two requests can be directed to david.marlow@us.army.mil. Thank you for your service, and there are a lot of us current guys who really hope we're living up to the legacy you older guys handed down to us. I saw the museum last week, and was unable to walk out of the 390th exhibit with dry eyes. I’m active duty army, three tours to Iraq, and have an even deeper sense of humility with the things past generations of servicemembers have endured. Would like to know if the honor guard positions for the reunion’s flag presentation are filled from Davis-Monthan or if volunteers are accepted. Would also like to get in contact with any crew member of G.I. Wonder. I would like to ask for the honor of naming my HMMWV on my next deployment after that aircraft. Any information on these two requests can be directed to david.marlow@us.army.mil. Thank you for your service, and there are a lot of us current guys who really hope we’re living up to the legacy you older guys handed down to us.

]]> By: Pablo Carrera http://www.390th.org/guestbook/comment-page-13/#comment-10678 Pablo Carrera Sat, 19 Dec 2009 22:35:54 +0000 http://gowebsolutions.com/dev/museum/wp/?page_id=10#comment-10678 I was in 2005, it´s one of the best museum in the world...it´s wonderful place, i remember when i was child and i wanted to fly....it's nice to remember those who fought for our freedom. Best regards from Madrid Spain. I was in 2005, it´s one of the best museum in the world…it´s wonderful place, i remember when i was child and i wanted to fly….it’s nice to remember those who fought for our freedom.

Best regards from Madrid Spain.

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