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5th Air Force Presidential Unit Citation
A local WWII veteran is trying to locate documentation for his outfit's Presidential unit citation. The Unit was 5th Air Force, 71st bomb group, 17 squadron flying B-25s in the SW Pacific. The action was Battle of Wiaos (sic?) on June 8, 1944. The crew member's name is Fred Rimmer. I am looking for any documentation related to the presidential citation. I am not knowledgeable on this type Of US Army Air Force material. Could it be located at the USAF HRA at Maxwell. Any help would be appreciated.
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Re: 5th Air Force Presidential Unit Citation
The B-25J owned by the Palm Springs Air museum is painted has "Mitch the Witch" of the 17th. They likely would have info. I do beleive the Sqd received the DUB/PUC.
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