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heavy bomber offensive planned by
long-range fighters and
marriage of
personality of
photographs of
physical appearance of
postwar life of
results of Stuttgart mission and
resumption of German air offensive and
retirement of
on second Schweinfurt attack
Arnold, Herbert
Arnold, John
Arnold, “Pop,”
Artaud, Robert
B-17 Flying Fortresses. (see also Eighth Air Force; specific airplanes; Stuttgart mission)
description of interior of Yankee Raider
fuel tanks
Luftwaffe frontal pass technique and
Mayer’s attacks on
B-18 Bolos
B-24 Liberators
B-26 Marauders
Bad Check (B-17)
Baker, Dan E.
Balthasar, Wilhelm
Baltimore Bounce (B-17)
Basel, Switzerland
Bassett, Preston
Battlin Betsy (B-17)
Beecham, Bill
Bell Telephone Company
Berlin, Germany
Bern, Switzerland
Bernard, Robert
Bernberg, Germany
Bernese Alps
Bf 110 fighters
Biddle, Anthony Drexel, Jr.
Biggs, Ralph
Billy, Father Nethod
Blitz, the
Bobbitt, Aubrey
Bonnard, Abbé Jean
Bosch Magneto Works, Stuttgart
Bouchy, Suzanne
Boulogne Harbor, France
Bowen, Myron “Mike,”
Bowers, Gordon
Bowhill, Sir Frederick
Branholm, George
Bremen, Germany
Brest, France
British Hurricane fighters
British SOE (Special Operations Executive)
British Spitfires
Burtonwood, England
C-54 Skymaster
Cabot, Woody
Caesar, Julius
Calhoun, William R.
Cambrai, France
Carcassonne, France
Carlin, Creighton
Casablanca meetings
Champigny, France
Checketts, Johnny
Chelveston, England
Chiquita, La (B-17)
“Choric Song” of The Lotos-Eaters (Tennyson)
Churchill, Winston
Claridge’s Hotel, London
Cordes, Gene
Cotterell, Edward
Cunningham, Dick
Custer, George Armstrong
Daudelin, Eldore
David, Bill
Daylight precision bombing
(see also B-17 Flying Fortresses; Eighth Air Force)
de Gaulle, Charles
Deibert, William
Denton, Johnny
Devers, Jacob
Dewey, Thomas
Dick, Henry
DiPietro, Guido
Doolittle, Jimmy, as commander of Eighth Air Force
Doré, Marcel
Douarnenez, France
Drancy, France
Dübendorf Air Base, Switzerland
Dulles, Allen
Dulles, John Foster
Dungeness, England
Eaglesham, Jane
Eaker, Dona
Eaker, Ira C.
Arnold and
childhood of
Claridge’s dinner and
command of Eighth Air Force
daylight precision bombing and
death of
education of
flying and
marriage of
Mediterranean theater and
parents of
photograph of
physical appearance of
postwar life of
promotion to Lieutenant General
relieved of command of Eighth Air Force
reprimand of Travis by
results of Stuttgart mission and
resumption of German air offensive and
retirement of
Stuttgart mission and
Eaker, Leah Chase
Eaker, Ruth
Eaker, Y. Y.
Edman, Bruno
Edwards, Idwal
Eich, Henry J.
Eichholz, Johnny
8 Ball (B-17)
Eighth Air Force
First Air Division
First Bombardment Group
First Bombardment Wing
Fourth Bombardment Wing
Forty-first Combat Wing
56th Fighter Group
92nd Bomb Group
94th Bomb Group
95th Bomb Group
96th Bomb Group
100th Bomb Group
102nd Combat Wing
303rd Bomb Group “Hell’s Angels,”
305th Bomb Group
306th Bomb Group “The Reich Wreckers,”
355th Fighter Group
358th Fighter Squadron
379th Bomb Group
384th Bomb Group
385th Bomb Group
388th Bomb Group
390th Bomb Group
422nd Squadron
545th Squadron
546th Squadron
“Black Week” and
Doolittle as commander of
Eaker relieved of command of
headquarters of
losses
Eisenhart, William E.
Eisenhower, Dwight D.
Entrépagny, France
Est Nulla Via Invia Virtuti (B—17)
Estella (Reb’s girlfriend)
European Theater of Operations (ETO)
Évreux, France
Fakenham, England
Falmouth, England
Fanfan
Faulkner, Russ
Fawcett, Jack
Fisher, William A.
Flynn, James
Focke-Wulf 190 fighters
Fort Myer, Virginia
Frankenberg, Manley
Frankfurt, Germany
Frazier, Bill
Free French
French underground
Friedrichshafen, Germany
Fullem, Pete
Fw 190 fighters (see Focke-Wulf 190 fighters)
Galland, Adolf
Gamble, Don
Gander, Newfoundland
Gay, Arthur
Gelsenkirchen, Germany
George, Jack
Gowen Field, Idaho
Graff, Warren
Grafton Underwood, England
Grant, Brenda Jo
Grant, David
Grant, Eli Sullivan
Grant, Janet Leigh
Grant, Olen “Reb,”
childhood of
crash-landing of Yankee Raider and
Estella, relationship with
in German military hospital
injuries to
interrogation of
marriages of
photographs of
postwar life of
as prisoner at Stalag
reconstructive surgeries on face
regains consciousness
return flight from Stuttgart mission and
return to U.S.
Stuttgart mission and
volunteers as machine gunner
Grant, Priscilla Hutchinson
Grant, Terry Lynn
Gremlin Gus II (B-17)
Grinstein, Sid
Hamburg, Germany
Hammock, Clifford
Hannover, Germany
Harbach, Otto
Harriman, W. Averell
Harris, Sir Arthur “Bomber,”
Hawker Typhoons
Heald, John
Hearst Metrotone News
Hegenberger, A. F.
Hendaye, France
Herrera, Presciliano
Hi
gdon (wingman)
High Wycombe Abbey, England
Hines, Thomas
Hiroshima
Hispano-Suiza Aero Engine Works, Paris
Hitler, Adolf
Horn, Earl
House, Walter
Hucker, Henry
Huisinga, Bob
Hullar, Bob
Hungarian Revolution
Impatient Virgin (B-17)
In God We Trust (B-17)
Iza Angel II (B-17)
Jacobsen, Norman
Jagdgeschwader 2 “Richthofen,”
Jagdgeschwader
Jarrendt, Ralph
Johnson, Carl
Johnson, Swede
Ju 87 Stuka dive-bombers
Ju 88 heavy fighters
Jura Mountains
Karnezis, Alec
Karnezis, Arthur
Karnezis, Demetrios “the Greek,”
birth and childhood of
decorations of
escape from France by boat and
flying school and
French underground and
injuries to
marriage of
in occupied France
parachutes from Slightly Dangerous II
photographs of
postwar life of
retirement of
return from Stuttgart mission and
returns to France
Stuttgart mission and
Karnezis, Ivan
Karnezis, Ted
Karnezis, Versamee Vandouris
Kassel, Germany
Ketelsen, Ray
Kimotek, Frank
King, Ernest
Kissner, August “Aug,”
Klint, Mary
Klint, Wilbur “Bud,”
postwar life of
remaining missions of
return from Stuttgart mission and
Stuttgart mission and
Knettishall Airfield, England
Kramer, Al
Krueger, Henry
Krueger, Lou
La Chapelle-Champigny, France
La Rivière-de-Corps, France
Lake Constance
Lake Maggiore
Laurent, Raymonde
Laws, Elizabeth Minck “Libby,”
Laws, Laurie
Laws, Lisette
Laws, Lynn
Laws, Warren, Jr.
Laws, Warren Porter
childhood of
death of
fluency in French language
French underground and
injuries to
lecture tour by
marriage of
Mayer spares life of
in occupied France
parachutes from Patricia
personality of
photograph of
postwar life of
return flight from Stuttgart mission and
returns to France
in Spain
Stuttgart mission and
Wilken and
Le Châtelet, France
LeDantec, Anne Marie
LeDantec, Joachim
LeDantec, Madame
Leicester, England
Leigh-Mallory, Sir Trafford
Leipzig, Germany
LeMay, Curtis
Liewer, Leo
Lindbergh, Charles
Lindsay, Andrew
Little Big Horn, Battle of
Little Horne, A (B-17)
Locarno, Switzerland
Lone Wolf (B-17)
Loveless, Dick
Lovett, Robert
Lucky Thirteen (B-17)
Luftwaffe
escaping B-17s and
Focke-Wulf 190 fighters
Oschersleben attack and
second attack on Schweinfurt and
Stuttgart attack and
(see also Mayer, Egon “Connie”)
Luftwaffe Military Hospital, Paris
Luscious Lady (B-17)
Lyle, Lewis
Stuttgart mission and
MacArthur, Douglas
Magadino, Switzerland
Maher, John
Mailly-le-Camp, France
Mainz, Germany
Malhomme, Evelyn
Maraceaux, Jacques
Maraceaux, Monsieur
Marienburg, Germany
Marseille, France
Marshall, George
Masters of the Air (Miller)
Mauchamp, Olivier
Mavis (Andy’s girlfriend)
Maxwell Field, Alabama
Mayer, Egon “Connie,”
aerial victories of
birth of
death of
frontal pass technique of
Patricia, attack on
physical appearance of
promoted to command of Jagdgeschwader
spares Laws
Mayfield, Johnny
McCormick, Robert
McDonald, Tom
McKittrick, Chester “Red,”
ME-109 fighters
ME-110 fighters
Mead, James
Melville, Earl
Merrill, Lyle
Merwin, “Chuck,”
Messerschmitt factory complex, Regensburg
Metz, France
Miller, Donald
Miller, Lew
Mister Yank (B-17)
Mitchell, Billy
Mohr, Roy, Jr.
Molesworth, England
Moncur, Gary
Moncur, Vern L.
Montmédy, France
Mountbatten, Lord Louis
Mourlet, Jacques
Mourlet, Madeleine
Münster, Germany
Mussolini, Benito
Nagasaki
Nantes, France
Nelle, Leon
Nicholson, Nelle
Ninth Air Force
Niswander, Captain
Norden bombsights
Nordyke, Sergeant
Norfolk naval base, Virginia
North Africa, invasion of
Nuremberg, Germany
O’Daniel, W. Lee “Pappy,”
Old Squaw (B-17)
O’Reilly Army Hospital, Springfield, Missouri
Oschersleben, Germany
P-47 Thunderbolts
P-51 Mustang fighters
Pacific war
Pan American Airways
Paramount News
Parry, David
Parry, Edith
Passionate Witch II (B-17)
Patricia (B-17)
Pearl Harbor
Peaslee, Budd
Pershing, John
Peterson, Clair “Pete,”
Portal, Sir Charles
Preston, Maurice
Preston, Mrs. Maurice
Prestwick, Scotland
Price, Annie
Prochiantz, Alec
Purcell, William A.
Quenot, Theodorine
Quillan, France
Quimper, France
Reagan, Ronald
Redwing, James H.
Regensburg, Germany
Reims, France
Rhine Valley
Ribben, Bill
Rich, Keith
Richthofen, Manfred von
Robinson, Braxton Wilken “Betsy,”
Robinson, Ivor “Rob,”
Rockwell Field, San Diego
Roe, James
Rood, Kenneth
Roosevelt, Elliott
Roosevelt, Franklin D.
Rouen, France
Royal Air Force
S for Sugar (B-17)
Sad Sack II (B-17)
Saint-Nazaire, France
Sainte-Savine, France
Sampson, Norman
Sandes
Satan’s Workshop (B-17)
Schwartzkopf, Joe
death of
French underground and
in occupied France
parachutes from Patricia
postwar life
of
Stuttgart mission and
Schwartzkopf, Lori
Schweinfurt, Germany
first mission to
memorial ceremony in
second mission to
Scott, Vernon
Seine River
Shack Up (B-17)
Shedonwanna? (B-17)
Shelhamer, David
Sicily, Allied invasion of
Silver Dollar (B-17)
SKF instrument-bearing plants, Stuttgart
Sky Shy (B-17)
Slightly Dangerous II (B-17)
Snertterton Heath, England
Spaatz, Carl “Tooey,”
Spanish Blue Division
Spirit of Wanette (B-17)
Spokane, Washington
Stalag 17 prison camp, Krems, Austria
Stallings, George
Steffes, Eugene
Stevens, Kermit
Stevens, Mil
Stoner, Rocky
Stouli, Don
Strasburg, Germany
Stuttgart mission
Andrews return flight after
Armstrong’s return flight after
Arnold and results of
assembly of
bailouts
bombs dropped
cloud cover and
combat box formations in
debriefings
flak barrage
flight to Germany
fuel factor
German fighters and
Grant’s return flight after
Karnesis return flight after
Klint’s return flight after
Laws return flight after
losses
P-47 support
planes aborting mission
premission briefings on
secondary target
target obscured
technical problems and
Travis and
weather and
Wilken’s return flight after
Swap, Art
Tennyson, Alfred, Lord
Terry, Floyd
Thatcher, Herb
Thermite bombs
Thompson, William R.
Thurleigh, England
Tokyo tanks
Torvilliers, France
Travis, Frances Jane
Travis, Robert Falligant
Berlin mission and
birth and childhood of
cockpit urination and
command of Forty-first Combat Wing
death of
decorations of
on deficiences of gunners
demotion issue and
injury to
letters to father by
Mainz mission and
marriage of
official reprimands of
Oschersleben mission and
personality of
photographs of
physical appearance of
security violation charges against
Stuttgart mission and
Travis, Robert Jesse
Travis, William
Travis Air Force Base, California
Trenchard, Viscount Hugh
Tricqueville Air Base, France