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1st Fighter Group Journal including August 30, 1943
1st Fighter Group Journal for August 30, 1943. -
1st Fighter Group Mission report for August 30, 1943
1st Fighter Group Mission report for August 30, 1943. -
42nd Wing Daily Summary for August 30, 1943
42nd Wing Daily Summary for August 30, 1943. -
94th Fighter Squadron pilot Lt. Robert Vrilakas and an abandoned Me 109 at Foggia Air Base
94th Fighter Squadron pilot Lt. Robert Vrilakas and an abandoned Me 109 at Foggia Air Base -
94th Fighter Squadron pilot Lt. Robert Vrilakas and his Distinguished Flying Cross from the August 30, 1943 mission
94th Fighter Squadron pilot Lt. Robert Vrilakas and his Distinguished Flying Cross from the August 30, 1943 mission -
94th Fighter Squadron pilot Lt. Robert Vrilakas at Mateur, Tunisia
94th Fighter Squadron pilot Lt. Robert Vrilakas at Mateur, Tunisia -
94th Fighter Squadron pilot Lt. Robert Vrilakas. at Capri rest camp
94th Fighter Squadron pilot Lt. Robert Vrilakas. at Capri rest camp -
A short bio on James written by his nephew Jim.
A short bio on James written by his nephew Jim. It references an article from Collier's, June 26, 1943, recounting a combat incident attributed to James Dibble. Rights were not received to include the text or an image of the article, but the original can be seen at the Hastings Public Library. -
Account by James Dibble after his plane was badly damaged and lost an engine on a mission in Italy, August 9, 1943
Account by James Dibble after his plane was badly damaged and lost an engine on a mission in Italy, August 9, 1943. Introduction by Jim Dibble, nephew. -
Account from Lt. Robert Vrilakas' memoir about the events of August 30, 1943
Account from Lt. Robert Vrilakas' memoir about the events of August 30, 1943 -
Account of Eddie Rickenbacker's visit to the 94th Air Squadron in Algeria, 1943
Account of Eddie Rickenbacker's visit to the 94th Air Squadron in Algeria, 1943. -
Account written by Jim Dibble of September 9, 1943 when his uncle James was shot down in Italy
Account written by Jim Dibble of September 9, 1943 when his uncle James was shot down in Italy. -
Article written by Stan Wojcik and published in the 1st Fighter News recounting the day James Dibble was shot down and Stan's time as a POW
Article written by Stan Wojcik and published in the 1st Fighter News recounting the day James Dibble was shot down and Stan's time as a POW. -
Assorted newspaper clippings about James Dibble shooting down a German Messerschmitt
Assorted newspaper clippings mounted on a scrapbook page about James Dibble shooting down a German Messerschmitt. -
Assorted newspaper clippings on James Dibble from training to burial in Italy
Assorted newspaper clippings on James Dibble from training to burial in Italy. -
Capt. Charlie McCann's notes on the photo of his plane
Capt. Charlie McCann's notes on the photo of his plane discussing uniform, gear, armament and more -
Certificate declaring the wreckage found near Padula Italy was James Dibble's plane
Certificate declaring the wreckage found near Padula Italy was James Dibble's plane -
Charles Schreffler and his Douglas A-1 Skyraider
Charles Schreffler and his Douglas A-1 Skyraider -
Copy of a statement from 2nd Lt. Raymond Schultz on what he saw when James Dibble 's group was attacked at Padula
Copy of a statement from 2nd Lt. Raymond Schultz on what he saw when James Dibble 's group was attacked at Padula. He mistakenly thought another plane had gone down and did not know it was James. -
Declassified report of General Eisenhower's visit to Italy in August 1943
Declassified report of General Eisenhower's visit to Italy in August 1943.