Need More Information?

    We receive numerous e-mails regarding this web site. We try and answer each one individually, if possible. Sometimes, the number has been overwhelming, and unfortunately we are not able to answer all inquiries. To help you further we have listed below links to sites with information, and listed the ways we can and cannot help directly. Hopefully, this will help you get the answer you need sooner. (See also Other Links page).

We Do:

1. Have some available mission and aircraft data.
2. Forward requests, if you are looking for information about a particular person, who is still an active member.
3. Print some e-mails in newsletters – i.e. Does anyone remember my grandfather? He was in the 317^th as a crewchief,  etc.

We Do Not:

1. Give out current addresses or information about members
2. Have access to personnel records on members.
3. Have a complete detailed archive of 325^th history.

    Also we always appreciate comments about the web site itself. Keep them coming. You can e-mail us at: cathcart@tds.net

    Historical information is not kept at only one agency, it is scattered among many different agencies and locations. Here are three major sources:

National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)

• Individual record information:
  • Includes service record, medical information, ribbons, and awards.
• Primary group documents:
  • This is an enormous site. Some examples of documentation includes mission summaries, missing aircrew reports, group reports, etc. (See also link below).

Air Force Historical Research Agency

• Group microfilm history available.
• Some daily war diaries
• Some photos
• Also have mission reports, etc

Air Force History Office

• Books, periodicals, and other publications.

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