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66th Squadron Nissen Hut
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67th Squadron Living Site - Nissen Huts and field in front
Inside a Nissen Hut, photo from Al Jones
First Lt. Howard Rob at 67th Squadron, Site 3 Entrance
Farm house on the 68th Squadron
66th Squadron Living Site, bikes propped against Nissen Hut
506th Squadron Beer Call, each squadron was given a keg from a local brewery
506 Squadron Living Site, as their aircraft form up above the airfield site
67th Squadron Living Site - men sit in front of Nissen Hut
67th Squadron Living Site, inside Enlisted Men's Nissen Hut
Jim smokes a cigarette on 67th Squadron Living Site
68th Squadron Living Site, airmen hitch a bike to wires on tall pole
67th Squadron Living Site Entrance
Roy Owen in front of 506 Squadron entrance
68th BS Living Site - temporary brick buildings
66th Squadron living site
67th Squadron Nissen HutsWahler, Mueller, Mercer, Stephens. Standing in front of Nissen Huts at Shipdham
Unknown airman standing in front of Fighting 68 Sign
Airmen and a bike on base at ShipdhamTwo unknown men at Shipdham, one on bike, the other leaning inwards
Two unknown airmen in front of Fighting 68 Sign, Nissen Huts in Background
Pile of Sugar Beets at ShipdhamHoward Guth of Flint NY and Warren Sligs(sp?) of Breese IL, both of Communications Section
Airmen saw a tree trunk to burn in their Nissen Hut stoves at ShipdhamCaption: More Fuel for the Stoves, One Big Saw, Bob Ryan on Right
Site 3 at ShipdhamMoody, Lucas, Lutz, Willison, Houck, Greenfield, Site Number 3 at Shipdham
March 1945, 68th Squadron, Paul D Messick "Mess", AM 35223039, Newark OH, MP 8 Ball Mural