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376th Heavy Bombardment Group, Inc. Veterans Association

The Lady Be Good

One of the Most Decorated Bomb Groups in
World War II...

"To perpetuate the name, history, comradeship, memories and deeds of the living and the heroic dead of the 376th Heavy Bombardment Group"

This site was created and will continue to be maintained in dedication to all the members of the 376th who have risked their life in the fight for our freedom. We wish to preserve the history of the 376th Heavy Bombardment Group and its role in WWll, as well as help others in their search for missing crew members.

This website was started with just four photographs and the short history of the Group provided to me by historian, James Walker. Everything else that appears on this website, does so from the generosity of our group veterans and family members that were willing to share their photographs and experiences for all to see.

I strongly encourage all of our remaining veterans and their family members to write down their memories from the time they served with the 376th Bomb Group and consider sharing them on this website.

If you have pictures, stories, or additions to the In Memoriam page that you would like to contribute to this web site, please email the Association for further information or see the Submitting Photographs page. Please note we have kept the images as large as possible, so they may be slow to load. This way you can see clearly the faces of the brave men who fought so hard during World War II.

Robert J. Giordano, Website Coordinator

Distinguished Unit Citations:

Battle Stars Awarded to the Group During the 1942-45 Years of WWII:

  • Air Combat, EAME Theater
  • Northern France
  • Po Valley
  • Rhineland
  • Rome-Arne
  • Sicily (air)
  • Southern France
  • Tunisia (air)
  • Air Offensive, Europe
  • Anzio
  • Central Europe
  • Egypt-Libya
  • Naples-Foggia (air)
  • Normandy
  • Northern Apennines
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An important addition to the history of the 376th, you'll find complete information about this book at the web site, including Mission Lists and Pilot Rosters.

 

NEW AS OF 16 July  2008:

 2008 REUNION    
    September 3 to 8, 2008
    Washington D.C.

The Crowne Plaza- Dulles Airport
2200 Centreville, Road
Herndon, VA
   58th Service Squadron veterans welcome!

Click here to download the 2008 Reunion Announcement
(.pdf)

Download a Reservation form on our

Reunion Page

IN MEMORIAM
Richard W. Ulbrich
March 03, 2008