Kenneth J. O’Boyle, 97th Bomb Squadron
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Christmas Card 1944, 97th Bomb Squadron.
P-47 Pile-up. This one cracked up after landing – rolled off the runway and over on its back when it hit the mud. The pilot got out OK. 57th FG, 64th FS, ”Black Scorpions”. Razorback, plane #25
On the highway between Verona & Milan.
Looks like demolition, but a Dead Eye Dick bombardier could have hit it. May 1945.
Officers Quarters, Grosseto Italy. Lt. Kellner, back to camera. (Note: My friend Marco Tarsi in Grosseto has looked high and low for this Villa, quite possibly it is in another area).
Lt. O'Boyle, Lt. Mastettler, and Captain Agnew... February 1, 1945: "I saw Lt. Mastettler, the man with the robe in the picture, down in Rome last month. He and another patient who was in there with me were A.W.O.L from a Replacement Depot. They were being sent back up to the lines. I didn’t think Mastettler would ever have to go back up; he had a very large wound in his back. I thought his shoulder muscles would be paralyzed, but evidently he’s recovered the use of his arm."
Lt. Moes, Lt. O’Boyle. (This and pic #17 are on balcony of pic #14, “Officers Quarters”)
Lt. Domich, Lt. O’Boyle
Grosseto kids, December 17, 1944.
Porto San Stephano Italy. Sub Base & Naval refueling point for German surface craft. June 1945.
Porto San Stephano today. Pics courtesy Marco Tarsi.
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