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The 320th B.G. Reunion Association is looking for volunteers to perform transcription of 320th WWII documents that will then be added to this site.

We are currently trying to transcribe all the crew loading lists for all 586 missions for the 320th. It is a large undertaking and could certainly use any help from those interested. The benefit of having the lists transcribed is that they could then be searched by the crew member's name. By simply typing in a last name on the 320th website, one could instantly identify all the missions in which that individual was involved.

In addition, we would like to transcribe the war diaries for the 320th squadrons. The 444th has already been completed by one of our veteran's daughters, Donna Guidry, but the remaining squadrons are still in need of transcription.

If interested, please e-mail me.

Franz Reisdorf, MD
Historian (volunteer)
320th BG Reunion Association

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Gentlemen in my research of Lt. Col. Charles R Johnson, I have reviewed his personnel records and cannot figure out the meanings of the following symbols or mission details

Senior Pilot.
 What  is the definition? 
Secret flights
What would have been secret in 1943 and 44?
Wing A3
Col. Johnson was made wing A3 in May of 43 when Col. Fordyce died along with his staff in a B26.
What were the duties of an A3?
Thank you for your help Col. Johnson is my father and he served in the headquarters of the 42nd, 47th, and 7th fighter wings. 

Bill Johnson
1/31/08

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Hello to all surviving B26 crewmembers and familys. I am seeking information on my late uncle Lt. Robert A Wilson from Massachusetts. He served with the 442 and the444 . Any and all information would be most appreciated. Thank you all you made the world a better place.

Dana R. Perry
1/10/08

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