History

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I'm searching for info and pics regarding the US 103rd during the Great War and afterwards.
Thanks any help will be appreciated!

The Sky Their Battlefield by Trevor Henshaw lists all the casualties suffered by the 103rd from 12 March 1918 until the Armistice and makes tentative correlations with German claims. I've been working on a list of victory claims and while most sources say 47 victories over aircraft and 2 over balloons, I've come up with a total of 53 (presumably a couple must be shared and I'm trying to sort this out). If any of this might be of use, drop me an e-mail and I'll download what I've got.

VBR
Graeme

Thanks for responding. yes I would love to see what you have. I belong to the US103rd which is a group that gets together on Red Barron 3D, which is a flight SIM I'm sure youve heard of.

Anyways, the reason why I anm researching info is that I am going to add a historical section to our website devoted to the 103rd and its personel. I would like to make it as complete as possible sort of a muesum atmosphere. I was station with the 82nd Airborne Division for close to 9 years. And as many times that I have been to its museum always impressed me because I always found something new and thats the atmosphere I want to create. Before time erases its history altogether. Any help that you can give will be greatly appreciated by myself and the members of the US103rd

Thanks

Ed Fisher