Re: Trying to track down the "Mary Alice" 's flight and ground crews

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                                        <b>Posted:</b><br>
                                        <b>By: </b><a href='mailto:gturley@hnb.com'>J. Cracraft Turley</a><br>
                                        <b>On: </b>09/20/2003 <br>
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                                    <td style='vertical-align: top;'>Judge George Cracraft has moved to 1421 North University Avenue N125, Little Rock AR 72207.<br><br>My mother kept a scrapbook of all his missions. It's a wonderful historical tool which needs to be recorded for the war museum.<br></td>
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                            <h2>Re: Trying to track down the &quot;Mary Alice&quot; 's flight and ground crews</h2>
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                                        <b>Posted:</b><br>
                                        <b>By: </b><a href='mailto:jcturley48@yahoo.com'>Jeannie Turley</a><br>
                                        <b>On: </b>09/06/2008 <br>
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                                    <td style='vertical-align: top;'>George Cracraft is still interested in discussing the &quot;Mary Alice&quot;. His e-mail is geo.cracraft@sbcglobal.net and snail mail address has changed to: 3 Shepherd's Cove #222, Little Rock, AR 72205. He did give his oral history to AETN, What an incredible flying machine being shot up every time they flew over Germany, and still make it home on a wing and a prayer to England.<br></td>
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