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| '''Jackie Sharp Sheflin''' <br/><br/><div class='poster-info'><img src='/public/Attachments/ForumNew.MainPage/NoAvatar.gif' /></div><br/>4/8/2012 6:59:22 PM 
| Can someone tell me what a Togglier on a crew did?<br/> <br/> Jackie <br/><br/><img class='ForumMaxImgWidth' src='http://www.donald-byers.com/JackieSharpSig.jpg' /><br/> 
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| '''rick_kaufman''' <br/><br/><div class='poster-info'><img src='/public/Attachments/ForumNew.MainPage/NoAvatar.gif' /></div><br/>4/8/2012 9:06:07 PM 
| The togglier was responsible for arming and dropping the bombs in lieu of a bombardier.  As the war progressed, the bombing formations would drop when the lead aircraft dropped, and the need for skilled bombardiers decreased.  Dropping bombs involved flipping (or toggling) the switch(es) that result in activating the bomb release mechanisms.  This is the origin of the title "togglier", a combination of toggle and bombardier.   The lead aircraft crew would include a skilled "group" bombardier, and many of the other crews would utilize toggliers... <br/><br/><br/> 
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| '''Jackie Sharp Sheflin''' <br/><br/><div class='poster-info'><img src='/public/Attachments/ForumNew.MainPage/NoAvatar.gif' /></div><br/>4/9/2012 2:42:07 PM 
| Rick,<br/> <br/> Thank you so much for explaining the term. No matter how hard I thought about it, I could not figure it out.<br/> <br/> Jackie <br/><br/><img class='ForumMaxImgWidth' src='http://www.donald-byers.com/JackieSharpSig.jpg' /><br/> 
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