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Photo of Fat Man Signed by Cdr. Ashworth & Maj. Sweeney
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Lt. Fred Olivi Leaning Out of Window of The Great Artiste.
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Letter from Sgt. Ray Gallagher, Asst. Flt. Engr. on "Bockscar" - Page 1
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Letter from Sgt. Ray Gallagher, Asst. Flt. Engr. on "Bockscar" - Page 2
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Insignia Change After Hiroshima Mission |
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Hand-Written Thoughts on Nagasaki Mission - Kermit Beahan, Bombardier - Bockscar |
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Hand-Written Thoughts on Nagasaki Mission - Kermit Beahan, Bombardier - Bockscar |
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Hand-Written Thoughts on Nagasaki Mission - Kermit Beahan, Bombardier - Bockscar |
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Signed Photo of "Little Boy" Bomb |
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Letter From General Mark Clark - Views on Use of the Bombs |
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Prayer Read to the Crew of the Enola Gay Prior to Take Off - Signed by Chaplain Downey |
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Nagasaki Bomb Damage - Signed by Maj. Charles Sweeney, Pilot of Bockscar |
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The Officer Crew of the Enola Gay - Signed by All 4 Members |
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Two Poems Related to the Secret Mission of the 509th |
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Debriefing Meeting Following Hiroshima Mission - Rare Signed Photo
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Joe Papalia and Jacob Beser at 1984 509th CG Reunion |
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Joe Papalia and Thomas Ferebee at 1995 509th CG Reunion |
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Hand-Written Comments from Bob Lewis, Co-Pilot of the Enola Gay, After Hiroshima Bomb Drop |
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1935 U. S. One Dollar Bill ("Short-Snorter") Signed by Crew Members of the Enola Gay |
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1935 U. S. One Dollar Bill ("Short-Snorter"}Signed by Crew Members of Bockscar |
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Cachet Signed by Sgt. Ray Gallagher, Asst. Flight Engineer of Bockscar.
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Zenji Abe, was the leader of a dive bomber squadron at Pearl Harbor. He is standing in front of an Aichi bomber, the type that he flew from the carrier Akagi to attack the US Light Cruiser Raleigh in Pearl Harbor. |
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