401st Links

===401st Related Web Sites===

* [^http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/401st_Air_Expeditionary_Group|'''401st Wikipedia Entry''']
::Wikipedia's entry on the Group, including information about about it's service and incarnations after the war.

* [^http://www.8thafhs.org/bomber/401bg.htm|'''8<sup>th</sup> Air Force's 401st Page''']
::The 8<sup>th</sup> Air Force's page dedicated to the Group.

* '''[^http://www.remember-our-heroes.nl/us_index.htm|Remember Our Heroes] and it's [^http://www.remember-our-heroes.nl/photos/|Photo Album]'''
::Andy Swinnen's excellent site dedicated to his adopted gravesites, many of whom are 401st, in Margraten, Netherlands. Includes missing air crew reports, listings of KIA/MIA, and 401st historical information.

* '''The Champaign Lady: '''
::[[^http://www.champaignaviationmuseum.org/|'''Champaign Aviation Museum''']]
::[[https://www.facebook.com/pages/B-17-Champaign-Lady/247176712036792|'''Facebook Page''']]
::Here you may find information about the Champaign Lady, a B-17 currently under construction that will bare the colors of the 401st.

===Other Web Sites of Interest===
* [^http://www.8afmuseum.com/|'''The Mighty Eighth Air Force Heritage Museum''']
::Everything about the Eighth Air Force, of which the 401st was a part, can be found at this excellent museum located in Savannah, Georgia. Visit their official web site.

* [^https://www.iwm.org.uk/events/american-air-museum|'''The American Air Museum''']
::Located on the grounds of the Imperial War Museum in Duxford, England. You can take a virtual tour of the museum and visit the home of what was once the 401st Bomb Group's B-17 'Mary Alice'. Much to see.

* [^http://www.pimaair.org/|'''The Pima Air Space Museum''']
::Located in Tucson, Arizona, this museum maintains a collection of over 250 aircraft and is the third largest air museum in the United States. The museum will be one of the featured attractions of our 2002 reunion.

* [^http://www.air-museum.org/|'''The Palm Springs Air Museum''']
::Dedicated to the air power of World War II, this museum displays a collection of warplanes, combat photography and memorabilia.

* [^http://www.familywarletters.com/|'''Family War Letters''']
::A web site created by John Murawski preserving his father's letters from the war. Also includes letters from his uncle, Stanley A Murawski, who served with the 401st.
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