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Lt. Col. Roy A. Webb, Jr., commander of the 374th Fighter

Lt. Col. Roy A. Webb, Jr., commander of the 374th Fighter

Lt. Col. Roy A. Webb, Jr., commander of the 374th Fighter Squadron, sitting on the wing of his P-51 Mustang nicknamed 'Sweet Thing IV'. It was the fourth aircraft Webb flew during the war he had nicknamed Sweet... More

Lt. Col. Roy A. Webb Jr., second from right, commander

Lt. Col. Roy A. Webb Jr., second from right, commander

Lt. Col. Roy A. Webb Jr., second from right, commander of the 374th Fighter Squadron, receives a flight briefing prior to flying a mission on June 6, 1944 – the day of the D-Day invasion. Pictured at Bottisham ... More

The 374th Fighter Squadron area at Chièvres air field

The 374th Fighter Squadron area at Chièvres air field

The 374th Fighter Squadron area at Chièvres air field in Belgium while in March 1945. The 374th was briefly assigned to the base following about a year of operations at bases in England. (Photo from the collect... More

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