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The 38th Bomb Group was one of the most heroic air groups in the Pacific war, but probably the least well known. A critical component to victory in Japan, the 38th Bomb Group was an integral part of of the Fifth Air Force through major campaigns and conquests in New Guinea, through the Philippines and to victory in Japan.
We're proud of our heritage and of the contribution that we were able to make to our country's defense of freedom. We hope that you enjoy your trip through the history of the 38th Bomb Group assembled here. Use the menu above to navigate to the different sections of our website. |
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Is there someone from your military days you’d like to see? Get ready for the 2010 38th Bomb Group Association Reunion, to be held at the Holiday Inn and Suites, 625 First Street, Alexandria, VA from 29 September to 3 October. Call to make an early reservation, mention the 38th Bomb Group for a special rate. Events being planned are a visit to Arlington National Cemetary with a viewing of the Changing of the Guard, President Kennedy's gravesite, World War II memorials, and the Air Force Museum which includes the Smithsonian. This is one you do not want to miss. Look for more information in our next newsletter. |
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The Saga of the 38th Bomb Group is allegedly very close to publication, the story of which is a saga in itself! We have all been anxiously awaiting to see Editor Larry Hickey's work that chronicles the history of the 38th. Please visit International Historical Research Associates for more information about this important tribute to the hard fought war in the Pacific by the mighty 38th.
ATTENTION!! If you or one of your family members has ordered and paid for a copy of the Saga of the Sunsetters, the publisher may not have the correct address to send your book. Please contact the president of the 38th Bomb Group Association to update your information if your family situation has changed. Click here to access our web form to send a message to the president. |
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We still maintain the original 38th Bomb Group Association website put together by member Chris Guest. In case you are wondering how to access the original website, click here . |
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