Here are the men we owe a debt of gratitude to.

As you scroll through the photos and flight book of George Wood, try to remember these are the men who flew , lived and died together.

I do not have names with all of the photos, nor do I have places. now all these

years later all I can do is say here they are,

hero's everyone.

If any who see these pages are able to put a name to the faces I would appreciate an e-mail.

GD was awarded the DFC late, in the spring of 1992.

Here is the documentation of the "Last man Standing"

 

 

 

 

 

 

Movement of LMS Plaque.

1Mar'95 Jerry Shearer to Syd Trueman.

5 Aug'95 Jim Vernon to A.K. Mallgren

4Nov'95 Tony Mallgren to G.V. Peacock

18 Dec'95 G.V. Peacock to Robert L. Butcher

17 Feb'97 Bob Butcher to G. Revesz

19Jan'00 F.E.Jenkins to K.E. Garcelon

As you can see the transfer and movement of the LMS plaque is recorded spotty at best. Due to Steve's passing

I do not have information as to the current monitor or the whereabouts of the plaque. This is an incomplete rendition

of the paperwork from GD's legacy.

As a footnote to the Monitor, Steven Wood, my brother passed on about 12 years ago. I do not have any updated information as to 

who took his place as the monitor. 

The following page is a poor reproduction to a splendid photograph. If anyone has a photo and would allow me to scan it, 

I will replace this with a proper photo.

 

 

 

 

Now a little more of where they went and what they did.

 

Before they know what they were in for!

 

 

 

This order may not be correct, but who cares? They were young and dedicated to preserve peace in the world.

That is what these few pages are dedicated to.

 

 

Top row

G. Firebaugh; R. Lindness; K. Klapproth; E. Falkouski; M. Hoffman

Front row

J. Quick; C. Dace; C. Kitkowski; GD. Wood

This photo was taken at Melbourne, Florida