Copy of a letter from Raymond Schultz to Jim Dibble talking about James and their friendship in 1943
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Speech by Bill Dibble, James Dibble's brother, at the monument dedication
Newspaper article about James Dibble and the Distinguished Flying Cross
Newspaper article about James Dibble and the Distinguished Flying Cross. This appeared in Skywrighter, the base newspaper for Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio on February 15, 1991. Read more recent editions of the paper at https://www.skywrighter.com/.
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Letter from Brigadier General Michael E. Ryan to Jim Dibble regarding James Dibble's monument dedication ceremony
Speech by Col. John T. Hanton at Lt. James Dibble's monument dedication in Padula, Italy
Jim Dibble's account of his uncle James Dibble's life and the search for answers into the details of his death
Letter from Jim Dibble to the State Department seeking assistance to research James Dibble's crash site in Italy
Jim Dibble. Correspondence. Crash Investigation.
Letter from Jim Dibble to John Arndt, American Consul in Naples, Italy
Letter from Jim Dibble to Italian Investigative companies seeing assistance to investigate James Dibble's crash site
Jim Dibble's thoughts on Stan and Ray Schulze's differing accounts on what happened September 9, 1943
Certificate describing James Dibble's character and receipt of the Distinguished Flying Cross
Letter from Jim Dibble to Tom Brokaw about his uncle James Dibble
Letter from Jim Dibble to Tom Brokaw about his uncle James Dibble. The letter was later printed in Brokaw's 1999 book The Greatest Generation Speaks: Letters and Reflections, p. 69.
Speech by Jim Dibble, James Dibble's nephew, at the monument dedication
Letter from the Consulate General in Naples, Italy to Jim Dibble regarding researching James Dibble's crash site
Case History report of the investigation into James Dibble's crash, discovery and subsequent reburial
Report of investigation of James Dibble's death and reburial, with map
Wife of Vito Cimino who buried James after his plane crash.
James Dibble. Crash Site. Padula, Italy.
Wife of Vito Cimino who buried James after his plane crash. Vito and his brother Palo were ordered by the Germans to bury James.
James' crash site in the Padula Valley, Italy, now a farm field.
James' crash site in the Padula Valley, Italy, as identified by the Salerno Private Investigator.