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McCowen, William Routine Missions
After World War 2, William McCowen served in the Korean War [Annotator's Note: 1950 to 1953].
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McCowen, William School Boy to Air Force Gunner
William McCowen was born in 1926 in Elmsford, New York. His family moved around frequently because his father worked as an auto mechanic.
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McCowen, William Second Mission Airplane Crash
For William McCowen's [Annotator's Note: as a US Air Force copilot in the 307th Strategic Bomb Wing stationed at Kadena Air Base in Okina
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McCowen, William Thoughts on Nazis and a Scary Chrome Dome Mission
[Annotator's Note: There is a video break then the clip starts when interviewee is in mid-sentence.] William McCowen recalls his time with the
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McCowen, William Vietnam War and Cold War Experience
After World War 2 and the Korean War [Annotator's Note: 1950 to 1953], William McCowen served in the Vietnam War.
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McCowen, William War's End
William McCowen had little interaction with the local population while stationed at a replacement depot outside of Naples, Italy.
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McCreery, Jean Becoming a WASP
Jean McCreery flew under her maiden name, Terrell.
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McCreery, Jean End of an Era
Admitting to an "old story," Jean Terrell McCreery related the tale of how, because she was underage, she couldn't buy alcohol in th
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McCreery, Jean Reflections
During her tenure as newsletter editor [Annotator's Note: for the Women In Military Service For America Memorial Newsletter], Jean Terrell McC
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McDermott, James Bailing Out Over Germany
James McDermott was not in England as early as the 305th Bombardment Group was.
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McDermott, James Captured by Germans
James McDermott had bailed out of his stricken Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress and could see it still going North.
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McDermott, James Flying to England
James McDermott considered the Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress the best airplane there was.