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The 1st Fighter Squadron" 413th Fighter Group was activated on

15 October 1944 at ArmyAir Base" Seyno1¥'Johnson Field, Goldsboro,

North Carolina. Lack of facilities and room with which effective

operational training was not possible necessitated moving of the

organization to Bluethenthal Field, Wilmington, North Carolina where

the Squadron arrived on 9 November1944. The Squadron has been under

direct jurisdiction of the 413th Fighter Group (SE)" whicl..'::l turn

comes under the 301st Fighter Uing. Lateral to the 1st FighGGrSquad­

ron within the 413th Ftr. Group are the 21st and 34th Fighter SquadrolSs.

The organization remained at Bluethenthal field from 9 November1944

until 7 April 1945. In that period we received eXtensive training

readying us for overseas service. It was a period that saw the outfit

''Iorking from fourteen to s:1xteen (14~16) hours a day. Along with the

ground school -- orientation in combat activities and how to cope with

them -- which required two to three (2-3) hours a day. Amongall this

feverish activity we absoebed as muchof the training as is possible

in such a short period of time and kept the planes in excellent flying

condition.

On orders of higher headquarters the Squadron departed Bluethenthal

Field on 7 April 1945 and arrived at Fort,lLawton" Seattle, -iiashington

on 12 April 1945 for further processing. iie enjoyed. the ;:-.;__days it

required tp cross the country viewing the South, Uid-Hest, the plains

and mountains. COll8idering the distance that had to be covered it was

carried out in comparative comfort. lIe had thirty-five (35) lOOn

assigned to a car which afforded plenty of leg room and comfortable

sleeping facilities, doubling the lOVierberths 'and single upper berths.

The troop kitchen propared excellent lOOalS,highly palata::1.c and, of

course, there were frequent stops aloI1Bthe way where we wc:'e given

the opportunity to get some fresh air and exercise our tired muscles.

At Fort Lawton the processing was expedited. All equipment was

checked for quality and quantity and all records cleared. Plus the

spiritual uplifting with several lectures completed our processing

adequately. On17 bopril 1945 tne .menof the organization, with helmets

marked in chalk corresponding to the numbers of the ship's directories,

embarked on the "USATKota Inten" for overseas duty. \lith the Trans­

port CommandOrchestra playing "One 0 'Clock Jumpllthe ship pulled from

the dock at 1800 hours that day. All Were topside watching Seattle's

skyline get smaller and smaller until it passed from view. The trip

went without incident, there were a few who did becomesoasick but

these cases lasted but a few days. Our first stop over the long

voyage was Hawaii. lie came into port the morning of Apr:"J_ 25th. It

was nice to have the engines stop their steady throbbing <:t:.~ the ceasing

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of the pitch and roll of the ship. Here tho mail caught up with us

and some of the Honolulu newspapers ,':cr9 brought aboard to give us some

fresh reading materi4l~

Personnel of the Air Echelon ~d stopped here twenty-five (25) days

earlier. They left San Francisco, the 26th of March on the U.S.S.

tlKwajalientlJ an aircraft carrier, arriving at Ford Island on the 1st of

April and lcavil1£; the followil1£; day for Guam. It was on that carrier

that they assembled, maintained and complied with T.O. changes on forty­

nine (49) aircraft.

In the meantimeJ \~e of the ground echelon had a throe day stopover

at Honolulu. Since we were restricbed to the immediate vicinity of the,

ship, the Honolulu U.S.O. graciously consented to brin8 their troupe 'Of

native s:ir!Gers, lInlsicians and dancin8 girls down to the wharf to

entertain the troops. The warehouse whero the show was given was packed••• J ._ .• ' .; ' •• "'~_.'_ '.: •• ,'.' •

with a highly appreciative G.l. audience.:. J •• ~ '.; 1.11 r,.'··:; .. ·. ~ ,t' .

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\fu left Pearl Harbor on the

28th of April in a convoy of six merchant ships and three d.estroyer,"

escorts.,1. • '" ~",l •

The trip wa~ bocoI11.il'16routine, tho weather oppressively hot.

Since me ,were travelling.in dangorous 'waters ,tlstand-ta',su,'and ~~rts _"

wenf.adheroo, to,r.cligiously.by,all ·personnel • I, , .•j .:1.

_'!he,fel;Lowsdidn 't·, soemt'o 'II\,ind.too: lIII.lchthe 'crowded conditions ,'!,

aboard the. 10,000 ton futch, mcrch~nt' ship which' carried'l':700 G.-I.s"

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across the Pacific. Considering the heat, crowded conditions and

abominable food that .was served, all .:t~()ardseemed to "take itll in

grand style.

After Pearl Harbor we had two more stops enroute. One at Eniwetok

where we arrived the 6th of bay and the other at Ulithi, .12th of my.

Neither stop was exciting or noteworthy, rather, the stops proved very

tryD1g as the ~c~thor was unbearable. At Ulithi the Engineering Gfficer

and cleven (11) enlisted men left the "leota Inten" to join the Air

Echelon at Tinian. Tinian is where ~e Air Echelon had CC.:8 after leav~

ing Guamthe 22nd of Aprli. "'-'

lk came in on the heels of the invasion forces arriving at Ie Shima

on 19th of May. It wasn't until 2100 hours of that day however that we

h~ all our gear tOGether and went ,over the side into an "L.S.M."

which took us to the beach and terra firma after 'thirty-one (31) days

on the sea.

Tho difficult job of unloadinG the equipment beGan the next day and

continued for the next five days. It was madedifficult because of the

constant rain, lack of transportation and frequent air raids. \'lhile we

were subjected to constant bombinGattacks, no large scale forco capablo

of doinG extensive damazoreached the island.

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Conditions were bad and cattinc wo~se; it continued to rain for the

next ten days; made our living area uEtenable~ We worked, slept and ate

in mud. Through it all, we set up our permament area, uncrated and

sorted the equipment and set up the various departments.

16th of June the first contingent of the Air 4helon arrived and

operational flying began two days later, June lath. This is discounting

of course, th e raid the Air Ec helon made on Jap-held Truk on May 21st in

which fifteen (15) of our aircraft participated.

In our war against Japan the pilots flew Combat Air PatJ'Gl, bombing,

strafing and escort missions totalling ~,037 sorties, 54 missions and

72 C.A.P.s., dostroying twelve (12) planes in the air, fivo (5) on the

ground, three (3) damagod and one (1) probable, along with the extensive

damage done the enemy airfiolds, shipping, manufacturing centers and

installations with its bombing and rocket attacks.

It should be noted also that our unit was the first to use Napalm

acainst the Japanese homeland and tho first to eo on the longest fiGhter

flight deep into Honshu.

August was a month that saw a unit such as ours change over from an

all-out war machine to a peaco time army o~anization. The organization

carried the w~r to the Japanese homeland in the first two weeks of AUGust

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in the same fi~hting manner it had shown from its first mission some

two months pre:vious.

Tnere was no let-up in our efforts and a report of thv ( :,panese

surrender on the 12th of August caught us unawares and prov'-": an

emotional shock -- the report also proved to be unconfirmed. However,

the news we had been waitinG for did not deter us from our objective

and the pilots went on another mission the followinG ~ay with renewed

vigor and determination the make the succeeding announcement emphatic­

ally correct.

It i.::;<cfi:•.e cor.1be.trecord that th0 orGa.niza.tion posted in the two

months of operational flYing prior to the war'~ end with the official

announcementof the Jt~P0.l1(Js..;acceptance of the surrender terms on 15th

of iI.;~,-:u:Jt.Considering that in thE period this area experienced

unusually adverse weather which kept the planes ~rounded far days at a

time. TJl'.:.i':~~;t·, the tireless efforts of the pilots and the unstinted

efforts of the Ground crews in keepinc the planes f1yil1G our bit in the

war aGainst Nippon is felt to have been of major importi.L':;-':;in bringing

about the rapid conclusion of the war. This is, of course, in retro­

spect-that we are viewinG our work because at the time of our labors

no effort seemed to be too create .

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Shawano, Ui3ec~J.:, ..

Dwruner, Allen J.

Fremont, 1iichigan

Dunlap, .Allen

Haynes Road

Yuba City, California

Dunn, E/jward rt.4th Streot & Grand Blvd.

lkstbury, LI., N.Y.

Elwartoski, Halter J.

4612 Uctze1 Street

')mee1in£;,Ii. Va.

FalkenberG, Kort A.

722 Eicl::;e Blvd.Brooklyn, New York

Farley, Jessee M.Double SprL~Gs, Tennessee

FD.rr, Luther H.245 Ball ,~vonue

loJIuncee,Indiana

Finch, Harold ':'"31 Howard Streot

Inman, South Carolina

fleming, Philip J.

113 5th Street

Garden City, LI., N.Y.

Floyd, Elmor L.560 H. O'Bannion Street

Morgenfield, Ky.

FluC(me, Edward R.4256 'jestcrn i1vcnuo

Detroit, l~chigan

..i.,:kerman, Charles ~l.30 Genesse StreetBelJnont, NewYork

Ackerman, Leo1185 Grand ConcourseBronx, NewYork

:.dams, Oscar Q.Sonora) Texas

IJLlison, Hugh M.Stro~~hurst~ Illinois--Andrews, Henry C. Jr.Rt. #2Grah<:lJl1,North Carolina

i~olino, Achille A.6710 14th AvenueBrooklyn, NewYork·

Augustin, Harold J.4345 Dolor AvenueSt. Louis, Mo.

hymor, Charles t.423 Hamblin StreetOwosso, l.t.chigan

Balcom, Donald F.22 Fayette Street~~terloo, NewYork

Ball, George D.1:cAndrews, Kentucky

Bartley, Lewis R.4609 33rd Aconuc SouthEinneapolis, lannosots.

Bassin, Sidney1107 Queen .;vcnue NorthMinneapolis, Minnesota

Bates, :lilliam L.Liberty, Mississippi

Beckers, Hendelin P.\latkins, Minnesota

Bollue, Alten B.Glester, Uississippi

Billingsley, ililli.:\m D•East Robinson StreotKnoxville, Iowa.

Blair, John Vi.

EJ.mo, Kansas

Blumenthal, Stanloy H.209 Court ;"vonueDedham, Mass.

Brennan, Burt li.14 Purdy StroetBuffalo, New York

Brod, Ernest C.314 \'1. Erie StreetMissouri Valley, Iowa

Brown, John L.3207 Lyndalo hvenaeMinnoapolis, Minnesota

Buds., iJal ter74 Barrell StreotRoxbury, Mass.

Buckhout, Robert F.18 Ashford ~venuoDobbs Ferry, NewYork

Burke, Richard J.172-15 115th ;.venueSt. lJ.bans, NewYork

Byers, Justin N. Jr.San Pedro, Calii'ornia

Cllldwell, Samuel H.1304 Cots. StreotShelton, ".lashington

Carney, Hugh c.1607 O'Dell AvenuoCharleston, \/. Va.

Chello, Raymond J.57 Lincoln AvcnuoProvidenco, Rhode Island

Chiero, Ralph R.4100 Clara PlacoSt. Louis, 1io.

rJhito.ker, A1h::rt L.Rt. #3Cynthiam, Ky.

Uhite, Lawrenc0 R.3427 E. Pierson RoadFlint, MichiGan

Uhite, LouisFestus, Missouri

Willett, Charles E.Grafton, Ohio

Hills, RaymondH.Ettrick, Va.

Hilson, Jack U.719 Vine StreetP.:lris, Ky.

llindham, Rushton G.313 W. W.:ltsonStreetJ\ndalusia, Alabama

Vrooten, Charles L. Jr.1201 Liberty StreetDurham, North Carolina

Yanke, iugustino L.285 Fawles RoadBel'ea, Ohio

Yonkers, Gerald E.423 Fremont StreetHaGerstown, Maryland

Zien, UichaelNorwich, Conn•

.Zimmerman, Harry1387 Grand ConcourseBronx, NewYork

Zolnicrowic z, Hal tor Bl17 Cooper StreotLuzerne, Pa.

Zulick, rindrew3 Carver StreetBinghamton, New York

Kopaa, Dennis J.1818 Vavvranken AvenueSchenectady, NewYork

SaLo, Alex G.319 w. J,.3th i',venueHomestead, Pa.

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