This was Dad's jacket patch of his 379th bombers group airman's jacket. He kept his jacket and some other stuff out in his wood shed for years. I think I left it out in the rain and it got wrecked. Can you hear me kicking myself.
This is the "Carol Dawn" one of two planes he was a crew member in. The K is for Kimbolton field. If anyone has anything to share of this group, I would like to hear it.
An exploration of the Cravens and Cox family who lived in Wayne County Illinois.
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Saturday, September 28, 2013
Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Remembering "Tuffy"
My Dad has been very much in my thoughts the last few days. I don't
know why. But it inspired me to make a collage. I printed out a photo
the work camp he reported to all the days of my young life, a photo of
himself in his work helmet and coveralls and a Pure Oil decal. I made
the decal by downloading the logo from the internet, adhering a piece of
packing tape to it and washing off the paper.
I mounted it on an 8x10 canvas and added a little blurb about the oil fields of the area. If anyone knows any of the men or history of the West Liberty Pure Oil camp, I would really like to hear from them. I am especially interested in contacting Oop's daughter.
"Tuffy" 8x10
I mounted it on an 8x10 canvas and added a little blurb about the oil fields of the area. If anyone knows any of the men or history of the West Liberty Pure Oil camp, I would really like to hear from them. I am especially interested in contacting Oop's daughter.
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