-
erected memorials to "All
airmen who flew from Biferno, Canne, Madna,
Ramitelli, and
Nuova airfields during World War II." Abandoned, was
located approximately...
- Group,
under the now Col.
Benjamin O. Davis. The 332nd is deplo**** to
Ramitelli,
Italy to
provide escort for
Boeing B-17
Flying Fortress heavy bombers...
- on 6 June at
Ramitelli Airfield, nine
kilometers south-southeast of the
small city of Campomarino, on the
Adriatic coast. From
Ramitelli, the 332nd Fighter...
- Tuskegee, he was ****igned to the 332nd "Red Tail"
Fighter group at the
Ramitelli Airfield near Foggia, Italy,
flying the P-51 Mustang. ****igned to a fighter...
- of the all-Black
American 332nd
Fighter Group (the
Tuskegee Airmen) at
Ramitelli, Italy: From left, Lt.
Dempsey W. Morgran, Lt.
Carroll S. Woods, Lt. Robert...
- the Red
Tails for the
distinctive markings of its planes, were
based at
Ramitelli Airfield and flew many
missions deep into
German territory. By summer...
- 332nd
Fighter Group, the "Red Tails" of the
Tuskegee Airmen based out of
Ramitelli Airfield near Foggia, Italy.
During his 19th
mission over Toulon, southern...
- 1944,
joined them on 6 June at
Ramitelli Airfield, in the
small city of Campomarino, on the
Adriatic coast. From
Ramitelli, the 332d
Fighter Group escorted...
-
Mondolfo (31st FG. 325th FG),
Montecorvino (332nd FG),
Piagiolino (52nd FG),
Ramitelli (332nd FG),
Rimini (325th FG),
Vincenzo Airfield (325th FG) .* Sent to...
-
Tuskegee Airmen of the 332nd
Fighter Group,
United States Army Air
Forces (USAAF),
attend a
briefing at
Ramitelli Airfield,
Italy in
March 1945....
