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The
307th Bomb Wing B-47/KC-97 Association serves the B-47 & KC-97 Cold
War era at Lincoln AFB, Nebraska during the period 1954-1965.
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The
307th Bomb Wing
B-47/KC-97
Association is a worldwide association of current and
former members of the US Armed Forces who were assigned
to the 307th Bombardment Wing, (M), SAC, at Lincoln
AFB, Nebraska between 1954 and 1965. The purpose is
threefold: to perpetuate the legacy, history and memory
of the 307th Bomb Wing; to promote the camaraderie of
its members; and to support the US Air Force.
About
the Association
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Table of Contents will lead you to everything on the site except
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WW2,
Post-War, Korean Vets, please note:
There
are several associations which serve the 307th Community throughout
it's history.
The
307th Bomb Group (H) Association serves the B-24 "Long Rangers"
through their existance and Pacific Campaigns during World War II,
1941-1945. A contact for that group is Cathy Daniel, Group Secretary
at cacksbran@aol.com, phone
804-399-5563. Their elegant website can be found at 307bg.net
The B-29 era
from 1946-1954, which includes the Korean War is served by the 307th
Bomb Wing/Group Association. Their contact is their editor, Tom
Stevens, at stevenst@swbell.net
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Electronic
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you wish to forgo postal delivery of the 307th BW Association
newsletter in favor of downloading it from the website at
this site, read on. You can terminate your postal delivery
by sending an email to Jan Boggess at LarryJanB@gmail.com,
providing your name and using the subject line "web delivery".
This will save the Association postal mailing costs and
will go into effect with the next newsletter. The newsletter
downloads as an Adobe PDF file: with a broadband connection
the download takes but a few seconds; with a dial up connection
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