Propwash
Class 43-H, Sequoia Army Air Field, Visalia, California
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Authors:
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Contributors:
- Larry Caldwell
Published: April 14, 1943
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Item: 000014
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Categories:
- Class Books
- Pilots
- Training
Class/Unit Number:
- 43-H: Class 43-H
Special Features:
- Memorial - Includes a memorial to those killed during training
Locations:
- Sequoia Army Air Field; Visalia, California, USA
Contributors:
- Larry Caldwell
Repositories:
- Private Collection
This is one of 10 items in the Propwash series.
Added: December 04, 2006
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Class book of pilot class 43-H, Sequoia Army Air Field, Visalia, California.
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[1] Leslie Ahrens (17-Dec-2020 03:27 PM)
I was happy to find a picture of my uncle, Frederick C. Ahrens in this book. He was, however, eliminated from pilot training April 12, 1943, two days before this book was published. He went on to gunnery training and bombardier/navigator training and was killed in a training flight crash out of Toome AAF, North Ireland, on June 21, 1944. He was a bombardier/navigator on B-26 #41-18042.