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Enlisted Army Air Corps February 28, 1942 Primary training; PT-17 Stearman,
Oxnard, California Basic training; BT-14 Vultee, Taft, California Advanced training; AT-6, North American, Luke Field, Phoenix, Arizona Commissioned Pilot and 2nd
Lt. October 30, 1942, Transition to P-38; Muroc Dry Lake November 1942 Aerial Submarine Patrol Duty; North Island NAS Combat P-38 Fighter Pilot: 50 Combat Missions: Escapee/Evadee German Pow Camp, Promoted to 1st Lieutenant, July 1943 Chief, Safety Education Division, Office of Flying Safety: Promoted to Captain, April 1944 Produced and Directed Army Air Corps Training Films: Promoted to Major, August 1945 Separated from Service, February 28, 1946 |
Distinguished Flying Cross | |||
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| Fredric Arnold and Crew
Chief He named his airplane after his father |
Combat Sketch by Fredric Arnold |
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