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Letter from James in King City, CA during primary training to his parents, 1942-06-10
Letter from James in King City, CA during primary training to his parents. -
Letter from Bill Dibble in Chicago, IL to his mother,1941-12-02
Letter from Bill Dibble in Chicago, IL to his mother. -
Jim Dibble with Jim's brother Bill, Enzo Pinto and Sal Dimaio in Padula.
Jim Dibble (left) with James' brother Bill (back to camera), eyewitness Enzo Pinto (center right) and relative of a family friend Sal Dimaio (right). Enzo authored the monument erected in James Dibble's honor. Sal was a guide from Salerno/Naples. Pinto saw the crash when he was 12 years old, later became the Padula mayor, and authored the plaque on James Dibble's monument. -
Letter to Maxine Dibble informing of her of where James Dibble is buried in Italy
Letter to Maxine Dibble informing of her of where James Dibble is buried in Italy. -
Email from Jack Pettus mentioning James Dibble on the morning of August 30, 1943
Email from Jack Pettus mentioning James Dibble on the morning of August 30, 1943 -
Mission Report for the 94th Fighter Squadron, 1st Fighter Group, July 13, 1943
Mission Report for the 94th Fighter Squadron, 1st Fighter Group, July 13, 1943. -
Letter from James in North Africa to his parents, 1943-06-18
Letter from James in North Africa to his parents. -
Letter from James in King City, CA during primary training to his father, 1942-06-17
Letter from James in King City, CA during primary training to his father. -
Letter from James in Chicago, IL to his parents, 1942-01-14
Letter from James in Chicago, IL to his parents. -
Wife of Vito Cimino who buried James after his plane crash.
Wife of Vito Cimino who buried James after his plane crash. Vito and his brother Palo were ordered by the Germans to bury James. -
Email from Stefania Melito in Italy recounting an interview with Giuseppe Pisano who witnessed James Dibble's crash
Email from Stefania Melito in Italy recounting an interview with Giuseppe Pisano who witnessed James Dibble's crash. -
Letter to Maxine Dibble with options for bringing James Dibble back to the U. S. for burial
Letter to Maxine Dibble with options for bringing James Dibble back to the U. S. for burial. -
Email from Lt. Jack Pettus to Jim Dibble about the August 30, 1943 mission
Email from Lt. Jack Pettus to Jim Dibble about the August 30, 1943 mission. -
Letter fragment from James in North Africa to his wife Maxine (Micky), 1943-06-20
Letter fragment from James in North Africa to his wife Maxine (Micky). -
Mission Report for the 94th Fighter Squadron, 1st Fighter Group, July 14, 1943
Mission Report for the 94th Fighter Squadron, 1st Fighter Group, July 14, 1943. -
Letter from James in King City, CA during primary training to his mother, 1942-06-28
Letter from James in King City, CA during primary training to his mother. -
Letter from James in Chicago, IL to his mother, 1942-01-25
Letter from James in Chicago, IL to his mother. -
Transcription of an interview with Giuseppe Pisano who witnessed James Dibble's crash
Transcription of an interview with Giuseppe Pisano who witnessed James Dibble's crash. -
Letter to James' mother with information on bringing James back to the U. S. for burial
Letter to James' mother with information on bringing James back to the U. S. for burial. -
German language description of events of August 30, 1943 from the German perspective.
German language page of a book describing events of August 30, 1943 from the German perspective. Provided by Frank McIntosh. Citation: Dr. Jochen Prien, Jagdgeschwader 77, Vol III (Struve Druck, Eutin, 1993), pp. 1719