2016 - Page 29 of 77 - Reunions Magazine

Following up on the 516th

Back in our Spring 1995 issue, we printed an article about Edward Blinn’s search for members of his 516th Signal Company. At that time he...

550th Signal Company Reunion

It all began nearly forty years ago when Frank De Angelo organized a reunion for the 550th Signal Company. They were a small, specialized, self-contained...

Return to Fort McCoy

Fort McCoy, located between Sparta and Tomah, Wisconsin, has trained soldiers since 1909. It’s a popular stop for military reunions returning to relive their military...

Stalag III-C Reunion

Former internees at Stalag III-C, Altdrewitz/Kustrin, traveled to Hershey, Pennsylvania, for their second reunion since 1945. The event opened with an evening reception. The following...

Nostalgic Salute to Women of WWII

Brenda Schleunes sees them as an unrecognized part of the Greatest Generation, these women who served during World War II. She aims to change that...

Elite World War II Fighter Group Museum Exhibit

The 406th Fighter Group, 9th Air Force, flew P-47 Thunderbolts during World War II to provide air support for Gen. George S. Patton's 3rd Army....

30th Tank Destroyer Battalion Reunion

Eleven veterans - out of 650 men who served in World War II as part of the 630th Tank Destroyer Battalion gathered in Savannah. Their...

How many more reunions will there be?

Nobody knows how many reunions there will be, and George Krynovich, 1997-1998 president of the 464th Bomb Group Reunion, asked in a recent newsletter that...

Solving the Mystery of USAAF B-17C #40-2072 by Colin Benson

For almost 50 years, the crash of USAAF B-17C, serial number 40-2072, was known only to people living in Mackay, Queensland, Australia. Apart from a...

Honor to Tuskegee Airmen

The National Park Service is developing a park to honor the Tuskegee Airmen, a group of black fighter pilots who gained fame for their daring...