James Dibble. Crash Site. Padula, Italy.
Preparing James Dibble's Monument just prior to its dedication.
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The plaque is installed on James Dibble's Monument
The plaque is installed on James Dibble's Monument just prior to the dedication ceremony.
James Dibble's Monument in Padula, Italy
Jim Dibble's tentmate Jack Hanton dedication presentation
James Dibble's tentmate Jack Hanton dedication presentation.
Jack Hanton talking about flying through the Padula Valley back in 1943
James Dibble's tentmate Jack Hanton and Padula citizens
James Dibble's tentmate Jack Hanton (2nd from left) and Padula citizens. Jack flew with James on the mission when James was shot down and killed on September 9, 1943.
The Dibble brothers with war widows in white and other Padula citizens
The Dibble brothers with war widows in white and other Padula citizens. War widows of Freedom Fighters wore white T-shirts to the monument dedication ceremony. Back row from left are Tom, Jim and Ted Dibble.
Jim Dibble with Padula citizens at his uncle's monument dedication ceremony
U.S. Air Force Colonel Michael Dredla from Aviano Air base speaking at James Dibble's monument dedication ceremony
Speech by Jim Dibble, James Dibble's nephew, at the monument dedication
Speech by Bill Dibble, James Dibble's brother, at the monument dedication
Speech by Col. John T. Hanton at Lt. James Dibble's monument dedication in Padula, Italy
Letter from Brigadier General Michael E. Ryan to Jim Dibble regarding James Dibble's monument dedication ceremony