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Doolittle
Raiders Links
This is not your
all-out www.google.com
search of the web. These are just some of the links that I have found to be more
interesting and helpful. If you have time, use
Google and you can find a lot more than I have
listed here.
First off should of course be their official
website -
www.doolittletokyoraiders.com
Reunion Links:
2005 Reunion
New!
http://www.doolittleraiders.com
- The next reunion's website
New!
http://jimsladesairlines.com/headlinenews.html
- A report by C.V. Glines
2004 Reunion
http://www.cactusbytes.net/
- Some pictures from the 2004 Reunion.
http://www.tucsoncitizen.com/index.php?page=local&story_id=041404a1_doolittleraiders
- A report on the 2004 Reunion in Tuscon, AZ
http://www.a6consultants.com/doolittle.htm
- Supposedly some pictures coming...
2003 Reunion
http://www.napanews.com/templates/index.cfm?template=story_full&id=6EA547ED-D3DC-4DE5-818C-76E5E50B28E1}
- Story on Mr. DeShazer at the 61st anniversary
reunion.
http://www.norcalaahs.org/doolittle.htm
- A view from the Nut Tree airport where some of the events were held.
http://www.jimmydoolittlemuseum.org/61st%20Raider%20Reunion.htm
- From the Travis Air Museum
2002 Reunion
The Doolittle Raiders Reunion 2002 The official 60th
anniversary reunion website. The reunion was well attended and
was incredible.
Other Past Reunions
59th Raiders Reunion
More Raiders links:
www.DoolittleRaider.com
- This website is
owned by Todd Joyce. He is the son of Lt. Col. Richard O. Joyce the pilot of Plane #10, 40-2250.
Articles at TheState.com
- Some really good articles. Part of the
60th anniversary commemoration in Columbia, SC.
Actual photos of the Raid
- This is
probably my favorite site on the Raiders. The Navy's archives.
They have a great site.
Navy Archives on the Doolittle Raid
- Great site!
Raiders Data
- Here is a page
that has a very short summary on each crew.
17th Bomb Group
- Most of the
Doolittle Raiders were either from this Bomb Group, or with the
89th Reconnaisance Squadron which operated along side them.
AF Museum on Doolittle Raid
Link on one of the Doolittle Raiders
- This link is
about Jacob DeShazer- one of the men the Japanese captured.
US Navy's Lighter Than Air section
(Blimps)
- About blimps and airships in the US Navy.
Interesting article about the L-8 (used to deliver parts for the Doolittle
Raiders) can be downloaded from here.
http://www.airforce.ru/history/ww2/photoalbum/page_11.htm
- New Picture of "Ski" York's
B-25 after landing in Russia
Doolittle Raid summary
- From
Military.com
http://www.thestate.com/mld/state/news/columnists/6907920.htm
- Link from The State on Jimmy
Doolittle
The eight crewmembers that were captured
Raiders Artwork Here
The BLI website
- The
DeShazer/ Fuchida story
- The
official record of the Army Air Force in World War Two. I am
blessed in that I own a hard copy of all seven volumes I can look
at at home.
Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo
The Halsey-Doolittle Raid
- Specific
section of the above link that deals with the raid
Webmasters Suggested Links
(Not Raider related or
endorsed)
www.leagueofgratefulsons.com
- A new film honoring WW2 veterans. A highly recommended film. The webmaster
knows the filmmakers and really enjoyed watching the film.
www.visionforum.com
- Promoting a Christ-honoring worldview
and family renewal through the Bible- God's Word. My part time
employer as a warehouse assistant. Also promotes a love of
history, biblical manhood, adventure, and other virtues.
www.patriarch.com
-What we need more of today - Real,
Godly, Men.
www.blueletterbible.net
- An online version of God's gift to us.
http://communities.msn.com/japanesemodelaircraft
- Japanese
Aircraft of World War II
www.us-aircraft.com
- All kinds of information on United States aircraft of
the Second World War. Great message board.
www.j-aircraft.com
- All kinds of information on Japanese aircraft of the
Second World War. Great message board.
www.pearlharborattacked.com
- About Pearl Harbor. Great information
and excellent historians.
http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Quarters/6940/kies.html
- About a friend of mine who flew P-51s
in Europe. Read the article about his final mission.
- About a unique form of modeling - you won't believe what can be made
out of paper.
http://www.mustangsmustangs.com
- The P-51 Mustang and the Ford vehicle
www.jpost.com
- News from the Middle East
www.ladiesagainstfeminism.org
- A site my sister likes...
http://home.att.net/~C.C.Jordan/submissions.html
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Planes and
Pilots of World War Two
http://www.ghostwings.com
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An interesting
looking magazine
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