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Welcome to the 307th Bomb Wing B-47/KC-97 Association web site.

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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.

 

Our Mission
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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

 

Table of Contents

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The Table of Contents will lead you to everything on the site except for the categories denoted on the tabs at the top of this page.

 

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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Latest News

The 307th Bomb Wing has been reactivated at Barksdale AFB. Go to the Bulletins Tab

 

WHAT'S HERE:

Photos from the 2010 Dayton Reunion are now posted. Go to the Photos Tab.

Milkbottle- The B-47 Crisis.  Go To Table of Contents

Family Members of the 307th who serve - Update Jan 2010- Go to Newsletter Tab

New websites for LAFB history - see Links Tab

Updated Email list--see Newsletter Tab

What we know about B-47 #6244...

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Important information sources for veterans... Go to the Table of Contents

History Book notes...go to Bulletins

Books by 307th Members

Past Reunion Photos

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  • Recent Last Flights

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  • Newsletters since 1988
  • Membership & Address Rosters
  • "Lost" members & Deceased Members update
  • Updated Email List
  • Crew Chiefs and their aircraft
  • ARS KC-97 Crew Chiefs
 

Important Information

The 307th History Book, Coldwar Cornhuskers, Has Crossed the Finish Line. 

It is available now at Schifferbooks.com, and is also available at a discounted price through Amazon.com. Overstock.com is sold out.

 

Important Resources for All Veterans-Link

 

Lincoln 2012 Reunion

May 1st Thru May 5th, 2012

Bill Williams and his helpers have announced the outline for our next reunion in Lincoln in May 2012.  The July 2011 issue of the 307th BW Association newsletter covers the details that are available to date.

Our headquarters will be at the Downtown Holiday Inn with an expected rate of $105 per night, that includes free parking and a full complimentary breakfast. 

When you receive the newsletter it is very important for you to complete the included survey and return it to Bill to help him put together a program for a memorable reunion that we will all enjoy.

 


Links to Association Officers
President: Pete Todd
VP/Newsletter: Mike Gingrich
Secretary: Larry Boggess
Treasurer: Tony Minnick

Electronic Delivery of Newsletter

If 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 it may take three to five minutes.


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