Major Lee was a World War II veteran and was a B-24 pilot. The B-24, whose nickname was the Liberator, was a four engine heavy bomber. It had four 1,200 horsepower Pratt & Whitney Twin Wasp radial engines and generally carried a crew of ten. The B-24 had a slightly greater range, bomb load and top speed than the B-17.
Box 1
File 1 – Correspondence, 1944-1945
File 2 – Lieutenant Hansel Lee – Graduation Announcement, Pilot- Army Air Forces, The Pampa Army Air Field – Pampa, Texas, March 12, 1944
File 3 – Pampa Army Air Field 28th Annual Reunion – Pampa, Texas, August 16-19, 2000
File 4 – Air Force Museum, Dayton, Ohio – Brochure
File 5 – Air Force Times Vol. 40, No. 19, December 1979
File 6 – B-52 Stratofortress Association News, 1997-1999 (10 Issues)
File 7 – Briefing: Journal of The International B-24 Liberator Club, 1977-1979
File 8 – Briefing: Journal of The International B-24 Liberator Club, 1981-1985
File 9 – Briefing: Journal of The International B-24 Liberator Club, 1986-1989
File 10 – Briefing: Journal of The International B-24 Liberator Club, 1990-1995
File 11 – Briefing: Journal of The International B-24 Liberator Club, 1996-1999
File 12 – Briefing: Journal of The International B-24 Liberator Club, 2000-2001
File 13 – 456th Bomb Group Photo Album – 1944-1945
File 14 – 456th Bomb Group Association Membership List
File 15 – 456th Bomb Group News, 1981-1989
File 16 – 456th Bomb Group News, 1990-1995
File 17 – 456th Bomb Group News, 1996-1999
File 18 – 456th Bomb Group News, 2000-2001
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