Original U.S. WWII Named 528th Bomb Squadron, 380th Bomb Group “Flying Circus” Grouping Featuring B-1 Cap With 37 Bombs Drawn on for 37 Combat Missions - John C. Swindle, Assistant Flight Engineer / Gunner For B-24 “Lucky Strike” 16th Century Aaron Ward was taken in

Aaron Ward was taken in tow by Bobolink

a Government of National Defense was formed in Paris on 4 September and continued the war for another five months

Specifications:-Bore Diameter: ⅞”Overall Length: 19 ½”Width at Trunions: 3 ¼” + ExtensionTrunion Width: ⅝”Ignition System: Touch HoleWeight 17

white with wide red woven in borders

The ring itself is maker marked with LDO number L/12 on the ring next to silver content number 800 (

Original U.S. WWII Named 528th Bomb Squadron, 380th Bomb Group “Flying Circus” Grouping Featuring B-1 Cap With 37 Bombs Drawn on for 37 Combat Missions - John C. Swindle, Assistant Flight Engineer / Gunner For B-24 “Lucky Strike” 16th Century Aaron Ward was taken inOriginal Items: Only One Group Available. Now this is a fantastic grouping! The grouping once belonged to the Assistant Flight Engineer Gunner for the B 24 Lucky Strike, John C. Swindle. Swindle served with the 528th Bomb Squadron, 380th Bombardment Group during WWII. The 380th Bombardment Group (H) flew B 24 Liberator bombers primarily in the Southwest Pacific Theatre in WWII. They were part of the 5th Air Force and were known as the FLYING CIRCUS