The Second World War, the famous 44th ‘Vampire” fight Squadron of the 13th Air Force, Far from home, One P-38 Pilot flying missions in the Solomons & Philippines during 1944-1945. Retired Col. Mitchell lived the adventure, the air combat, and the reality!
Col. Mitchell recently sat down with our Flightline Fabrications Living History Project to share his story of flying the P-38 Lightning , Phis comfirmed victory and 1 probable victory, and the stories that went along with WWII.
Strap on your parachute, complete your pre-flight checklist, and get ready to take off, because these P-38 Lightning Pilot stories are AWESOME! Thank you Mr. Mitchell for taking the time to preserve your history!
If you missed PART ONE , PART TWO, or PART THREE, You will not want to miss any more of Col. Mitchell’s interview!
PART FOUR of Four: P-38 Pilot Col. Robert Mitchell Interview
Flightline Fabrications expresses its gratitude to the P-38 National Association for their partnership in making these interviews possible.
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please click the “Comments” link below.
Do you or someone you know have first hand memories of this or any other historic event, whether you served in the military or as a civilian, Flightline Fabrications Living History Project want to hear from you. Please contact our Living History Project with your remembrances. History should NEVER be forgotten. Your memories are important and should be retained and shared.
The Second World War, the famous 44th ‘Vampire” fight Squadron of the 13th Air Force, Far from home, One P-38 Pilot flying missions in the Solomons & Philippines during 1944-1945. Retired Col. Mitchell lived the adventure, the air combat, and the reality!
Col. Mitchell recently sat down with our Flightline Fabrications Living History Project to share his story of flying the P-38 Lightning , Phis comfirmed victory and 1 probable victory, and the stories that went along with WWII.
Strap on your parachute, complete your pre-flight checklist, and get ready to take off, because these P-38 Lightning Pilot stories are AWESOME! Thank you Mr. Mitchell for taking the time to preserve your history!
If you missed PART ONE & PART TWO, You will not want to miss any more of Col. Mitchell’s interview!
PART THREE of Four: P-38 Pilot Col. Robert Mitchell Interview
Flightline Fabrications wishes to express its gratitude to the P-38 National Association for their partnership in making these interviews possible.
If you would like to leave comments,
please click the “Comments” link below.
Do you or someone you know have first hand memories of this or any other historic event, whether you served in the military or as a civilian, Flightline Fabrications Living History Project want to hear from you. Please contact our Living History Project with your remembrances. History should NEVER be forgotten. Your memories are important and should be retained and shared.
Flightline Fabrications recently interviewed retired USAAF P-38 Lightning Pilot Robert Mitchell. Bob was generous enough to sit down for our Living History Project™ and tell us about his life as a P-38 Lightning Pilot during WWII with the famous 44th “Vampire” FS of the 13th Air Force.Flying in the Solomons & Philippines during 1944-1945 Col. Mitchell scored 1 victory and 1 probable victory.
Strap on your parachute, complete your pre-flight checklist, and get ready to take off, because these P-38 Lightning Pilot stories are AWESOME! Thank you Mr. Mitchell for taking the time to preserve your history!
If you missed PART ONE , You will not want to miss any more of Col. Mitchell’s interview!
PART TWO of Four: P-38 Pilot Col. Robert Mitchell Interview
Flightline Fabrications wishes to express its gratitude to the P-38 National Association for their partnership in making these interviews possible.
If you would like to leave comments,
please click the “Comments” link below.
Do you or someone you know have first hand memories of this or any other historic event, whether you served in the military or as a civilian, Flightline Fabrications Living History Project want to hear from you. Please contact our Living History Project with your remembrances. History should NEVER be forgotten. Your memories are important and should be retained and shared.
