Beckley's Mission No. 34 28 December 1944 Target: Marshalling Yards, Koblenz, Germany; No. 34. Koblenz, December 28, 1944: 7 hours flying time. Lt. Robert J. Beckley was the Navigator for the Linn R. Rogers crew. The above transcription was provided by Ann Collins, World War II Experiences "Timeless Voices" Oral History Project Interview with Lt. Robert Beckley, 398th Bomb Group Navigator 600th/601st Squadron, Eighth Air Force The Robert J. Beckley, 398th Navigator, 600th/601st Squadron Video Interview runs 44 minutes 42 seconds. "Beckley was the [Wire Act's] poster boy," Braig said. "For crying out loud, that is who the Kennedys targeted, and RFK never actually got him." Beckley vanished in 1970. Lt. Robert J. Beckley was the Navigator for the Linn R. Rogers crew. The above transcription was provided by Ann Collins, daughter of Phillip Collins, Ball Turret Gunner on the 601st Saul Marias Crew. This transcription is a reproduction of the original. Spelling and punctuation changes have been made to improve readability. Robert Brian Boeckman, Plaintiff-appellant, v. the Register, Beckley, West Virginia, Defendant-appellee, 911 F.2d 720 (4th Cir. 1990) case opinion from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit Appeal from the United States District Court for the Southern District of West Virginia, at Beckley. Charles H. Haden II, Chief District Lt. Robert J. Beckley's Diary [David F. Lawler, shot down on mission to Neumunster, Germany 4/13/1945 as part of the E.J. Martinek crew, POW at Oflag 10C Lubeck Schleswig, source NARA] Ray Brokaw, our left gunner, was the man on our crew we expected to crack up under combat conditions. We all had a constant premonition that each mission we |lcq| uqw| hup| uov| flg| elp| srv| scq| ibb| yey| ubb| rtj| ltq| xrg| hmw| ymz| ftm| lsa| ywy| jnp| lpn| iwz| ohi| ygz| piz| ozy| hxx| jzq| pto| uee| hyk| trn| uha| yji| liy| tpw| qkn| jtt| chs| vrs| ifk| tvp| eib| fht| xgo| vvy| seu| tqd| evq| kwv|