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Tail Gunner
The tail gunner protected the rear of an aircraft. The tail gunner compartment was one of the tightest, second to the ball turret underneath the plane. The tail gunner sat on a bicycle type seat in a kneeling position for the majority of the mission. The tail area was drafty and frostbite was a constant issue. As the only rear-facing crewmember, he was also responsible for passing along information about things behind the aircraft, such as enemy fighters or the condition of the flying formation, to the rest of the crew.
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We need help with transcribing data. Personnel and group records to digital. Want to help? Contact Us
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Servicemen Data
If you have any data on servicemen and units and would be like to add it to our digital library; please Contact Us
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Additional Resources
Obtaining Individuals' Military Records: These are located at the National Archives. Information and Order Forms can be found [Here]
Search US National Cemeteries [Here]
Search American Battle Monuments Commission[Here]
Air Force Historical Research Agency Where you will find group and command records NOT individual service records. [Here].
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