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The Doolittle Raid Remembered's special coverage of Doolittle Raiders reunions. The 2011 reunion is scheduled to be held in Lincoln / Omaha, Nebraska on April 14-17. More information can be found here: http://doolittleraider.com/ Reunion 2009 The 2009 Doolittle Raiders Reunion is scheduled to be held in Columbia, SC where the 2002 reunion was held. Visit the Celebrate Freedom Foundation's website for more details. The 2002 reunion was well-planned and well attended so plan early. http://www.celebratefreedomfoundation.org/doolittleraiders.htm The 2008 Doolittle Raiders Reunion was held in Dallas, TX on April 16-20th. Other events were held at Dallas Love Field and Addison, as well as other locations.. Reunion 2007 was held in San Antonio, TX. The following Raiders were in attendance:
Col. William M. Bower For official information check: http://www.b-25yellowrose.com/reunion/raid.htm Reunion 2006 DoolittleRaid.com was unable to cover Reunion 2005. Check the Links Page for some articles. DoolittleRaid.com was unable to cover Reunion 2004. It was held in Tuscon, AZ at the Hilton Tucson East Hotel, the Pima Air and Space Museum and the Davis-Monthan AFB Officers' Club. Check the Links Page for some articles. The official website for the 2003 reunion was: http://www.jimmydoolittlereunion.com
Click for full size poster image Posters from the 2003 reunion
Click on images for larger version Images courtesy of A. J. Hunt, a friend of the webmaster and fellow member of the Army Air Forces Reenactors List. Click here to view 2002 Reunion information and pictures |
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