What does BS stand for?

Bombardment Squadron

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Marrkand was a member of the 448th Bombardment Group, 715 Bombardment Squadron, Crew 66, 8th Air Force, 8th Bomber Command, Second Division, 20th Combat Wing and was awarded The Distinguished Flying Cross for his service.

Paul J. Marrkand, 89

War veterans, along with their families and friends, gathered together with members of the Air Force Reserve to reactivate the 380th Bombardment Squadron (Medium) as the 380th Space Control Squadron.

Reservists pay homage to new unit's heritage

At the time of the crash it was being used by the 709th Bombardment Squadron, 447th Bombardment Group of the United States Army Air Force.

That night to remember on the bleak Meltham Moor; Flying Fortress ...

Originally called "The Wings of Eagles" B-17G, it was acquired by the National Warplane Museum in 1986 and restored to resemble the original "Fuddy Duddy," an 8th Air Force B-17G assigned to the 780th Bombardment Squadron, 447th Bomb Group, that was lost in a midair collision over Mannheim, Germany, in 1944.

`Fortress' still flying

He received his wings at Kelly Field in Texas and in 1943 was assigned to the 393rd Bombardment Squadron, which became part of the 509th Composite Group at Wendover Field in Utah.

U.S. war pilot over Hiroshima Obituaries / George Marquardt, a ...

It was different in the Korean War, where Braly flew the smaller Douglas B-26 Invader with the 13th Bombardment Squadron (Light)--"The Devil's Own Grim Reapers"--of the 3rd Bombardment Group (Light).

Bombs away! The bomber force isn't what it used to be

He's discovered it's nothing like commanding a bombardment squadron, advising U.

Marching to a new beat. (Profile)

He was a US Army World War II Veteran serving with The 779th Bombardment Squadron in Italy and was honorably discharged in 1946.

Lloyd C. Scarsdale, 89