Vet on Recruit Here Allergic to Number Thirteen
Tech Sgt Clayton D. Taylor a combat veteran was assigned to Dothan Air Force Station yesterday and is wary of the assignment amid ongoing concerns.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1946
Page
8
Tech Sgt Clayton D. Taylor a combat veteran was assigned to Dothan Air Force Station yesterday and is wary of the assignment amid ongoing concerns.
A fragmentary wartime note states that on Friday October 23 a German bombing mission caused 300 percent damage to the squadron with each plane shot up. The speaker says one aircraft was so badly damaged it had to be abandoned and another crewman describes extensive losses during the mission.
Sergeant Taylor, a 27 year old airman with the 452nd Squadron, 322nd Bomb Group, completed 38 combat missions over France Belgium and Holland. He bailed out after heavy flak over central Germany while a B 26 Marauder returned safely. He received the Air Medal and other ribbons and plans to return to Dothan with his wife joining later.
The world's first twin fuselage military plane, the P-32 Twin Mue . lang, is said to reach about 425 miles per hour.
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