Original U.S. WWII Army Air Force Pilot’s Flying Log Book Named to Distinguished Flying Cross Recipient Thomas E. Fewell 17th Century Battery A fired the first

Battery A fired the first American heavy artillery round in the European Theater

however we can see that three people in the regiment were awarded the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross

not dissimilar to Robin Hood

and some type of data tag

mortar and small-arms fire to assist the Squadron Surgeon amputate the driver's leg

Original U.S. WWII Army Air Force Pilot’s Flying Log Book Named to Distinguished Flying Cross Recipient Thomas E. Fewell 17th Century Battery A fired the firstOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a tremendous piece of WWII AAF History, a pilots flying log book named to Lieutenant Thomas E. Fewell. He was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross with 2 Oak Leaves clusters for service during the war, both stateside and overseas. The book includes a Pilot Transition Program sheet with Fewells information and a pasted in sheet of instructions for pilots under training inside the front cover. The book has had