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*Memorial Day Tribute 2020 * 75 Anniversary of VDAY *
The U.S. Army Air Corps 324th Fighter Group fought in 8 major campaigns in North Africa, Italy, France, and Germany during the war. The 324th F.G. consisted of the 314th, 315th, and 316th Fighter Squadrons.
315th Fighter Squadron pilot, Major William David Gatling sank the Leone Pancaldo, a Nazi sympathizing, enemy destroyer in the Mediterranean Theatre of Operations (MTO) during WWII. 77 years ago – April 30th 1943.
We wanted to do something special to commemorate the 77th anniversary of this extraordinary mission. We hope younger Americans can see & hear some of the things U.S. veterans of WWII were asked to do in the 1940’s. The “Greatest Generation” for these very reasons…
May 11th 2018, family and friends witnessed full military honors as Major William David Gatling was laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery, Washington D.C. USA.
God Bless .
Never Forget WWII .
*Documentary Special *
*4k HDR Video & Sound *
(4k Monitor/TV & Sound system recommended)
*FULL Interview * (12:00)
*link below
https://youtu.be/Cfb-fsxXF-U
*Institute of Military Technology* (website)
*link below
https://www.instmiltech.com
The mission of the Institute of Military Technology is to Preserve, Educate, and Motivate by collecting and displaying historically significant items to help honor the history and evolution of armament, military armed forces, and the U.S.A. IMT focuses on ground breaking innovations as well as the technical and mechanical advancements made throughout the history of armament. From muzzle loaders to breech loaders and beyond, weapon design and mechanics can be tracked throughout the collection.
