Bernard Glen Watson
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S/Sgt. Bernard Glen Watson, 37583087
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Standing L-R: ?????; 2nd Lt. Anthony R D’Agostino; 1st Lt. Frederick P Kent
Squatting L-R: S/Sgt. Bernard G. Watson (TG); Cpl. Joseph S Meunier; Robert Quigley; Cpl. Robert E Waugh; Cpl. Richard D Small; Cpl. Leonard J Olvey
Not in the photo 2nd Lt. Robert P. Reynolds
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Pop & Watson ready to go to town for the Christmas Party at the Red Cross. My pants aren't really that short - I had them turned up to try and keep they out of the mud.
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A view of our aircraft.
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Joe and Watson in front of the mess hall.
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Joe and the armorer on the aircraft, Miller.
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Bernard Glen Watson outside his tent.
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455th Bomb Group, 740th Squadron enlisted men tent area.
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Crew enlisted men in front of their tent.
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Construction of a better home.
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Daniel, Cooke and Simon in front of their aircraft
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Crew aircraft.
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Crew aircraft
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Marshalling Yard at Krema, Austria from 18,300 feet.
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Bombs falling on Germany
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Four Span Steel Bridge 300 feet long and 28 feet wide in Bruck, Austria
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German front line
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German front line from 22,000 feet
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Munich, Germany