Henry Arnold awarding Doolittle Raiders at Bolling Field, Washington DC, United States, 27 Jun 1942; note B-18 Bolo aircraft in background

Caption   Henry Arnold awarding Doolittle Raiders at Bolling Field, Washington DC, United States, 27 Jun 1942; note B-18 Bolo aircraft in background ww2dbase
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Photos on Same Day 27 Jun 1942
Added By C. Peter Chen
Added Date 5 Dec 2012

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1. Christine Howze says:
26 May 2013 02:38:07 PM

Hi - My father-in-law, Harry Howze, worked with others on the logistics of the Dolittle Raid. He was responsible for having fuel, etc dropped into China for the pilots to use on their way home. Of course that never happened. But we have his notes from the planning sessions. Also notes on planning for petroleum production for the joint war effort. Any interest?

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