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Bomber Pilot

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by Philip Ardery

Anne looked down at him.

  “It's your daddy, Pete. He's come back.”

  Index

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  Abbeyville, France

  Abbeyville Kids

  Adler, Larry

  Adriatic Sea

  Africa

  Air Corps (U.S. Army)

  Air Sea Rescue Service

  Air Transport Command

  Alba, Carmelo

  Alexandria, Egypt

  Allies

  Altshuler, Kelly

  Amend, Frank

  Americans

  American Tobacco Company

  Andrews, Andy

  Ardery, Lafayette

  Arabs

  Ardery, Peter Brooks

  Ardery, Philip: in Africa bombing missions of in England as flight instructor in flight training law practice of marriage of as operations officer parents of promotions of sent overseas

  Ardery, Mrs. Philip. See Tweedy, Anne

  “Ardery Squadron,” A Flight Flight C Flight

  Ardrey, Helen (Mrs. Robert)

  Ardrey, Robert

  Army (U.S.)

  Arnold, Milton W.

  Austria

  Axis

  B-17s. See Flying Fortresses

  B-24s. See Liberators

  Bacon, Sir Francis

  Bailey, Alan

  Barton, Willis

  Barwell, Lieutenant

  Bastia, Corsica

  Battle of Africa

  BBC Building

  Beck, Father

  Belgium

  Bengasi, Libya

  Benny, Jack

  Berger, John

  Berkeley Square

  Berlin

  B for Baker. See also Ole Irish

  Biggs Field

  Blackis, Blackie

  Bluegrass region

  bombardiers

  Bourbon County, Ky.

  briefings

  British

  British Intelligence

  Brooks, John A., III

  Brooks Field

  Browne, Jean

  Buck, Don

  Burton, Paul

  Byrd,———

  Caldwell, Ken

  Campina, Romania

  Canada

  Canadians

  Capa, Robert

  Caradja, Princess Caterina

  Casablanca, Morocco

  Catalina foothills

  Catania, Italy

  Catholicism

  CBS

  Cerha, Harry

  Cherbourg, France

  Christmas

  Churchill, Winston

  Churchill Downs

  Circuit Court (Ky.)

  Clark, Mark

  Coleman, Emil

  Collingwood, Charles

  Congressional Medal of Honor

  Conroy, Tom

  Consolidated Aircraft Company

  Cornwall

  Corpus Christi, Tex.

  Corsica

  Crabtree,———

  Crete

  Crewes, Johnny

  Cross, Adelbert

  Cub airplane

  Cyrenaica

  Danube River

  D day

  Denver, Colo.

  Derby (Newmarket)

  Dieterle, Jack

  Distinguished Service Cross

  Doar, Jake

  Doolittle, James

  Eager Beaver,

  Earle, George

  E for Ellis

  Eighth Air Force

  El Alamein

  Eliot, T. S.

  Ellis, Frank

  El Paso, Tex.

  Emden, Germany

  engineers

  England

  English Channel

  Ent, U. E.

  [Erkner, Germany]

  Europe

  European theater

  Exnicios, Marshall

  Falangists

  feathering engines

  Ferry Command

  Fifteenth Air Force

  Fino, John

  flak

  Flying Fortresses (B-17s)

  Focke-Wulfs

  Foggia, Italy

  formation flying

  Fort Knox

  Foster, Dean

  Fowble, Ed

  France

  Frankfort, Ky.

  Franklin County, Ky.

  Franklin County Bar

  French

  Furst, Lieutenant

  Fürth, Germany

  Gerbini Airdrome

  German fighter planes

  Germans

  Germany

  Gettysburg

  Gibraltar

  Gibraltar, Straits of

  Goering Squadron

  Goodfellow Field

  Goodykoontz, Bill

  Gotha, Germany

  Great Britain. See also England

  Greece. See also Crete

  Greenwell, Jake

  Ground Sector Control (American)

  Ground Sector Control (German)

  group operations,

  group operations (continued):

  Guadalupe Pass

  Gulf of Mexico

  gunnery

  Gunter Hotel (San Antonio, Tex.)

  Halifax airplanes

  Harding, Buck

  Harmon, Colonel

  Harvard Law School

  Hawaii

  Helgoland, Germany

  Herbine, Richard

  H for Harry

  Hickox, Lydia

  Hodges, Jimmie

  Hoff, Sergeant

  Holland

  Hosford, Katheryn

  Houston, Tex.

  Hughes, Lloyd H.

  Hyde Park [London]

  Iceland

  I for Item

  Infantry Reserve

  intelligence operations

  International Polo Team (British)

  Ireland

  Italians

  Italy

  Japanese

  Jarecki, Fred

  Jefferson County, Ky.

  Jensen,———

  Ju88s

  Judaism

  Kappa Kappa Gamma

  Kase, Sergeant

  Kasserine Pass

  Kelly, Peck

  Kelly Field

  Kennedy, Captain

  Kentucky

  Kentucky Derby

  K for King

  [Kjeller, Norway]

  Knickerbocker, Tex.

  Knickerbocker Ranch

  K rations

  Krack, Chuck

  Lancaster, David

  Lancaster airplanes

  La Sénia airport

  Laski, Harold

  Lee, Anna

  Le Jeune, Sergeant

  Lesho, Sergeant

  LeSueur, Larry

  Lexington, Ky.

  Liberators (B-24s)

  Libya. See also Bengasi Life,

  Lighter, Duane

  Lincoln, Neb.

  Lincoln Airplane and Flying School

  Link trainer Lisbon, Portugal

  Lockett, Vivian

  London

  Louisville, Ky.

  Lowe,———

  Lower, Elmer

  Lowry Field

  Luftwaffe

  Lycoming engine

  Maccis

  McClain, Mac

  McCormick, Captain

  Macks, Morton

  McLaughlin, Mac

  McSween,———

  Maleme Airdrome

  Malta

  Marquand, J. P.

  Marrakesh, Morocco

  Matson, Lieutenant

  ME-109S

  Mediterranean Sea

  Messina, Sicily

  Messina, straits of

  Middle East

  Mike, Sergeant

  Miller, Bob
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  Minnick, Dan

  Mix, Sergeant

  Monte Cristo

  Moorad, George

  Morocco

  Murphy, Murph

  Murrow, Edward R.

  music

  NAAFI

  navigators

  Navy (U.S.)

  Nazis

  Negroes

  Newfoundland

  Newmarket, England

  Newquay, England

  New York

  New York City

  Nichols,———

  Ninth Bomber Command

  Norden bombsights

  Normandy

  North Africa

  North American training planes

  North Sea

  Norway

  Norwich, England

  Nowak,———

  Office of War Information

  Olds, General

  Ole Irish,. See also B for Baker

  Omaha, Neb.

  Opsata, Andy

  Oran, Algeria

  Oslo, Norway

  O'Sullivan, Sully

  Paris, Ky.

  Park Lane Hotel (London)

  Pas de Calais

  pathfinder airplanes

  Pear, Sidney

  Pearl Harbor

  Peterson, Pete

  Petot, John S., Jr.

  Phifer,———

  Philippines

  Phipps, Mike

  Picadilly

  Ploesti, Romanian. See also Steaua Romana refinery

  Poole,———

  Portugal

  Pratt & Whitney engines

  Prestwick, Scotland

  Prichard, Edward F., Jr.

  Protestantism

  Puerto Rico

  Pyle, Ernie

  Quinlan, Sergeant

  radio beam flying

  radio jamming

  Randolph Field

  Red Cross

  Reed, Stanley, Jr.

  Reggio di Calabria, Italy

  religion

  R for Roger

  Romania

  Romanians

  Rome

  Rommel, Erwin

  “Room with a View,”

  Roosevelt, Franklin Delano

  Round Trip Ticket,

  Royal Air Force (RAF)

  Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF)

  Russia

  Saint Anthony Hotel (San Antonio, Tex.)

  Salerno, Italy

  Salt Lake City, Utah

  San Angelo, Tex.

  San Antonio, Tex.

  Sayre, Fred

  Scates,———

  Scotland

  Sebring, Fla.

  Second Air Force

  Second Army

  Selvidge, Bill

  Shakespeare, William

  Shaw,———

  Shaw, Winni

  Sicily

  Sieverding, Vic

  Silver Star

  Skagerrak

  Smith, Sergeant

  Smith, Richard [Smitty]

  Solomon, Sollie

  Spain

  Stalin, Josef

  Stalingrad

  Stearman PT13As

  Steaua Romana refinery

  Steinemann,———

  Stewart, Jimmy

  Sweden

  Taversham, England

  Taylor, Bill

  Taylor, Davidson

  Ted's Flying Circus

  Texas. See also individual cities

  Thomas, Larry

  Thunderbolts

  Tidal Wave,. See also Ploesti, Romania Steaua Romana refinery

  Timberlake, Ted

  Time,

  Tito, Marshall

  Tucker, Chester

  Tucson, Ariz.

  Tunis

  Tweedy, Anne (Mrs. Philip Ardery)

  Tweedy, Mrs. J. L. (Eva)

  Tweedy, Joe

  United States

  University of Kentucky

  University of London

  University of Nebraska

  V-I rockets

  Vagabond King,

  Vegesack, Germany

  V for Victor

  Vienna

  Vultee Company

  Vultee training planes

  Walsh, Ben

  War Department

  Watkins, Lieutenant

  Wells, Sergeant

  Wertenbaker, Charles

  Westerbeke, Don

  Western Europe

  West Point

  Widen, Earl

  Wiener Neustadt, Austria

  Wilhite, Dave

  Williams, Ray

  Willis, Fred

  Willkie, Wendell

  Wilson, Sergeant

  Wisconsin

  Wood, Jack

  World War I

  Wright, Robert Lee

  Wymondham, England

  Yaeger, William [Hank]

  Young, Bill

  Yugoslavia

 

 

 


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